Sentence examples for as its commanding from inspiring English sources
No. 3 Squadron was re-formed at RAAF Point Cook, Victoria, on 1 July 1925, with Lukis as its Commanding Officer (CO).
When No. 43 Squadron returned to its home base at Tangmere in May 1940, some of its leading pilots were reassigned to other units: among these were Townsend, who was assigned to No. 85 Squadron RAF as its commanding officer, and Hull, who was posted to No. 263 Squadron to command a flight of Gloster Gladiator biplanes during the unit's second committal to the Norwegian Campaign.
Rather, the soul is one insofar as its commanding faculty is one, and rational.
He retired from the British Army in July 1945, although he continued to serve as an officer in the Territorial Army, raising the 4th Parachute Brigade (Territorial Army) in 1947 and serving as its commanding officer until 1949.
In the 1960s Evans was twice posted to No. 2 Squadron, flying Canberra jet bombers: first as a flight commander when the unit was based in Malaysia from 1960 to 1962 and then as its commanding officer during the Vietnam War from 1967 to 1968.
His version convinced his superiors this meant a German military unit was using the monastery as its command post, in breach of a Vatican agreement which treated it as neutral.
At the Tuesday meeting, Ms. Najjar told parents that she hoped to reclaim the P.S. 89 building, which the city's Office of Emergency Management is using as its command center, by Thanksgiving.
While there will be a "handful" of matches aired on ITV4 the broadcaster will make much more by airing matches on its flagship channel as it commands at least a 40% pricing premium.
Sometimes avoiding those tempting fatty options is as easy as commanding yourself not to.
They weren't about to practice Internet censorship and given the distributed nature of the CnC system, the Grum botnet kept a low profile even as it sent its commands out to various parts of the network.
Paulson is or was–as commanding a presence in Washington as he was on Wall Street.
