Sentence examples for by taking full command of from inspiring English sources
McCartney proved why he's a legend in the business by taking full command of the enthusiastic audience.
By setting aside the past, this was the day Miliband took full command of his party, a shadow cabinet behind him no longer scratchy with a few doubters.
McDormand, who didn't register strongly when she starred in "Blood Simple," takes full command of the new movie.
He took full command of the match when Gasquet ended the third set in disappointing fashion with two double faults on the final two points.
They came as Nato took full command of the whole military operation in Libya, intended to enforce a UN resolution to protect civilians.
Neither side was able to take full command after the interval, and there seemed to be an air of acceptance about the outcome.
Van Eyck did not have full command of either classical Greek or Latin, and made errors, so readings by modern scholars are divided.
Last month, its high-profile European rainmaker, Gerardo Braggiotti, quit rather than take less than full command of Lazard's Europe operations.
On the one hand, Poroshenko may simply want to appear a leader in full command of the situation, taking decisive action in the face of Russian aggression.
See articleNATO assumed full command of peacekeeping in Afghanistan, taking charge of 10,000 American troops in the east of the country.
