Sentence examples for chosen command from inspiring English sources

After doing this many times, try to take away the string and say your chosen command word.

In 1863 Yamagata was chosen commanding officer of the Kiheitai, the best-known of the irregular troop units formed by the revolutionaries in Chōshū.

While holding the paw in your hand, press your clicker with the other hand, and then give your chosen command-word for the trick, such as "shake".

Since the Palsars choose command posts for their spaciousness and their height, for the view they provide of their immediate surroundings, these house seizures tend to fall most heavily upon wealthier Palestinians, as is the case here; the family living in the pleasant home with its modern kitchen and formal sitting room was simply told to pack up and find somewhere else to stay for a few days.

Still in the Customize Ribbon, click on the dropdown menu to choose command.

At the top center of the main window is a query panel that contains widgets for choosing commands and entering queries.

The browser has two main panels: (i) a query definition panel, where the user chooses commands and sets their arguments, and (ii) a data display and export panel aimed at visualizing and manipulating the XML response from the DAS source.

"The reason he was chosen to command the two outposts in Shiwa was that he knew a lot of people, both civilians and Taliban, in the area," Mr. Khairkhwah said.

After George was chosen to command the American forces in the Revolutionary War, Martha spent winters with him at his various military quarters, where she lived simply and encouraged other officers' wives to help in the war effort by economizing and assisting their husbands.

Every time, after the execution of the chosen moving command, the new feature representations would be captured with rewarding 1, or the robot collided with the obstacle with rewarding −50.

General Charles Lee was chosen to command the operation, which was delayed by one day due to inadequate communications and delays in forwarding provisions.