Sentence examples for command ahead from inspiring English sources

As a naval officer, Larry tried to put the interests of the men and women in his command ahead of himself and his needs.

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Previously, in February, Washington had sent his second in command, Charles Lee, ahead to New York to establish the city's defenses.

Larriva said that if SCE had established a unified incident command system ahead of time, like L.A. County Fire did with the local branch of the National Forest Service after the 2009 Station Fire, the lines of communication and areas of responsibility between agencies wouldn't have been an issue.

Steven Thompson put the Buddies ahead but Skacel's three thunderous left-foot strikes put the hosts back in command before John Sutton completed the scoring late on.

Ahead by 24-0 late in the third quarter, they were seemingly in command and looking ahead to next week's test at Penn State.

The result would likely see a hung parliament in which an SNP-Labour bloc could command a majority ahead of parties willing to enter coalition deals with the Tories.

On the "go" command, they jumped ahead across the line, then back over the same line into the middle of the hexagon.

David Lidington - Mrs May's second-in-command - was speaking ahead of a series of Commons votes on delaying the UK's departure from the EU on 29 March.

Fiji's emphatic win leaves them in command of Pool 2 ahead of Wednesday's final match with Scotland, while France's chances of progressing beyond the pool stages came to an abrupt end.

Though possessed of charm, stature and a careful command of the task ahead, he has no real experience as a shuttle diplomat, and until now has expressed little desire to become one.