Sentence examples for as commander's from inspiring English sources

Bowfin caviar, from the single-employee Louisiana Caviar Company (motto: "Laissez-les manger beaucoup Cajun caviar!") is earning a place on the menus at such top-notch establishments here as Commander's Palace and Restaurant Stella.

Several years ago, I embedded with U.S. troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan, and spent time with a unit that was tasked with implementing the directives from a set of trainings known as "Commander's Guide to Money as a Weapons System".

It is entirely possible that I'm just not going to the right places, but at such highly praised venues as Commander's Palace (owned by the Brennans), the dishes are heavy and labored, and at Delmonico (owned by the Emeril), just heavy and bland.

There he succeeded Paul Prudhomme as executive chef at Commander's Palace in 1981.

The slow, sickening realisation of the businessman of what he is now up against, as well as the commander's terrifying manner, turning on a sixpence between warm entreaties and blood-chilling threats, are both portrayed marvellously.

A comic book can thus be as important as a commander's campsite.

Each character has different attributes, such as Commander Video's ability to momentarily float in midair.

But in many cases, such as that of the Jadriyah Lake park, the investments under the plan, known as the Commander's Emergency Response Program, have created no more than a temporary illusion of progress.

They have at their disposal a slush fund, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, known as the Commander's Emergency Response Programme (CERP).

Jomini's discussion of logistics was really an analysis of the functions of the Napoleonic general staff, which he conceived as the commander's right arm, facilitating his decisions and seeing to their execution.

2. A Special Operations force training in central Europe, known as the Commander's In-Extremis Force (CIF), is told to prepare to deploy to a staging base in southern Europe.