Sentence examples for back to the command from inspiring English sources

Just twelve hours after they had landed, as Armstrong and his co-walker, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, powered away from the moon and back to the command module that would take the astronauts home, after he'd spelled out the technical confirmations that things were working well, he added a little exclamation: "I'm going right down U.S. 1" — part jocularity, and, we might assume, part relief.

Mott sent his executive officer back to the command post to ask Moore for further instructions, and Moore ordered them to proceed with the mission.

While the press release states that "three cases were identified as being possible sex trafficking cases, and one homeless teen was transported back to the command post," it does not elaborate on where the remaining 119 children were found.

For us it is that God in God's graciousness and love sent Jesus Christ to call us back to the command to love God and love our neighbor as [ourselves]," Harrington said.

Go back to the command prompt window and type 'explorer.exe' without the quotes.

His own role, he said, was mainly to insure that the "flow of intelligence back to the commands" was "efficient and effective".

In 2012, Judge Kaplan ruled it was not "enforceable" but the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals quickly reversed him sending Chevron's lawyer Randy Mastro backed to the command center at his law firm Gibson Dunn, where job number one is to protect multi-national companies taking advantage of weak judiciaries and governments in poverty-stricken areas often populated by indigenous groups.

They did, however, see the apps sending IP address data — and, in some cases, location data — back to the Golduck command and control server.

"I'm here to listen to the options and report back to the civilian command, that's all," I say.

Then, as Grierson put it, the man was "slyly suffered to escape … that he might carry the information" back to the Confederate command.

But McClure "reported back to the officer commanding in Belfast — who would have been Gerry Adams".