Sentence examples for command is likely from inspiring English sources

For the time being, the head of the new command is likely to be the acting minister of defence, Field Marshall Hussein Tantawi.

Later, a Daily News executive who insisted on anonymity said that Michael Goodwin, the paper's executive editor (or second-in-command), was likely to be among those interviewed by Mr. Zuckerman.

In as far as a man of independent political principles, of strict honour and integrity, conspicuous for the benevolence of his character, without private interests to serve, and of a capacity which had been shown in several important commands, was likely to benefit the colony he was sent to govern, the choice was a judicious one, and did honour to Lord Glenelg's discernment.

And as the Pentagon's second in command, he is likely to become an even more "major international figure".

Equally pleasing to al-Baghadi and his high command, San Bernardino is likely to make relations worse between non-Muslim and Muslim America.

Should you repeat your command, it is likely that you will receive the same response from the puppy.

Typing anything else into the command prompt is likely to just give you an error, but typing anything else that isn't suggested here is not recommended unless you know what you're doing.

But are voters?A currency that does not command popular support is likely to have a testing time of it.

A woman painter who can command prices like these is likely to be taken very seriously indeed.

The latest disaster commands a high profile, and thus is likely to command the full attention of the Bush administration, some disaster experts say.

The senseless murder if that is what it was—of 46 young sailors under his command is hardly likely to soften his line.Clarification: In an earlier version of this article we quoted Yu Myung-hwan as saying stalled six-party talks on the north's nuclear disarmament might be suspended indefinitely.