Sentence examples for back to their command from inspiring English sources
In that fog, he would have been a needle in a haystack, and the Fascists weren't too interested in making a big deal out of it, because it was obvious by then that they had to hide Gragnola's body and go back to their command pretending they hadn't taken anyone that night, in order to avoid trouble with their leaders.
With consumer power, longer working lives, longer retirements and more time and resources to give back to their communities, older consumers command serious influence.
Paul Davidson of USA Today detailed cheerful profiles of older people who fired themselves from retirement and came back to work, commanding their employers to adjust their work schedules.
Power and decision-making seem to be draining back to central command, much as heretofore.
The telltale Secret Service signs were there: the earpiece back to central command and the expensive shades.
Sometimes, at the height of its relevance, it's digitally transmitted back to central command during a raid or battle.
Everywhere you see a like button or a Facebook widget, there's data flowing back to the command center.
Belgrano was then sent back to take command of the Army of the North, with the strong support of San Martín.
He was airlifted back to the command post and treated for minor injuries, according the sheriff's department.
After her acclaimed King Lear, is she back to command the theatre world again?
