Sentence examples for born to command from inspiring English sources

If some are born to command, Russell Crowe was born to play commanders.

EH: Class can give you an inbuilt confidence – you are born to command.

But, despite his slight stoop and white thatch, this is a Lear who looks born to command.

Ogoun was a warrior, a being born to command, to plunge into the fray, sword in hand.

He observed that it was "heartbreaking in its portrayal of Johannesburg at a time when its rulers had convinced many people that whites were born to command and blacks were born to obey and serve".

Upon graduation, he was identified as an exceptional officer candidate, "born to command".

The Aeduan shared his bribe with them, and urged them to remember that they were born to freedom and command.

A practicing internist, former military surgeon and skilled yachtsman, he "projected that born-to-command manner that characterizes the English ruling class," Mr. Zimmerman wrote.

It's a part Mr. Stewart was born to play: he has the vocal command to convince you that he knows what you're thinking.

Promoted to major general, Chauvel took over command of the 1st Division in November when Major General Harold Walker was wounded, becoming the first Australian-born officer to command a division.

Born to early; born by a fist.