Sentence examples for command armies from inspiring English sources

Erica Durance, Dana Delany, Terri Hatcher and Margot Kidder command armies of admirers for their portrayals.

She voted to enable W. on Iraq so she could run as someone tough enough to command armies.

Eisenhower's skills were not those required to command armies on battlefields: in this respect, he lacked the talents of his World War II contemporaries Bradley, Patton and Montgomery.

Alexa is new," said Jaquinta, who's building out a game called Starlanes in which users verbally command armies to attack each others villages.

There are many ways to do battle; some may choose to command armies while others may prefer to jump on someone's back and throw him against a wall.

By tapping into its powers, the dark side command armies of demented droids, kill Jedi and are capable of wiping out entire planets.

Two years before he commanded armies here, Eisenhower's troops sliced through Northern Africa.

Yesterday's conspiracy theorists governed countries, commanded armies and dealt out death and destruction on a vast scale.

He was consul in the late 180s and commanded armies on the Rhine and (about 191) in Britain.

In her new videos she commands armies of male dancers, and the album is full of Bono-esque declarations.

Meanwhile, the German imperial princes who commanded armies on the Germans' left (southern) wing in Lorraine were proving unwilling to forfeit their opportunity for personal glory.