Sentence examples for command of lord from inspiring English sources

Under the command of Lord Lovat, No. 4 Commando landed on the right flank of the main landings and successfully silenced a German gun battery.

The raid was under the overall command of Lord Lovat, with the objective of capturing prisoners and causing as much damage as possible.

The second Battle of Middlewich took place on 26 December 1643, and claimed the lives of about 200 Parliamentarians, along with a number of Royalists under the command of Lord Byron.

They asked for a portable fiberglass baptistery — the receptacle used for baptisms — to be "taken into the courtroom and for General Manuel A. Noriega to be immersed in accord with the Holy Scriptures and in obedience to the command of our Lord Jesus Christ". The judge consented, according to A.R.M., which supplied the baptistery.

In February 1942, A, B and C Troops were dispatched to the Outer Hebrides under the command of Captain Lord Lovat for extra training.

The allies landed on the Crimean Peninsula (September 14) to capture Sevastopol, and under the command of Lord Raglan and Marshal Armand de Saint-Arnaud, they attacked the Russians.

During the movement for independence (1818), it was mainly the British who formed the Chilean Navy, under the command of Lord Cochrane.

The outermost one was defended by about 300 men under the command of the Hessian Heinrich von Breymann, while the other was under the command of Lord Balcarres.

In December 1643, royalist forces under the command of Lord Byron occupied the area as they surrounded Nantwich, a major parliamentarian stronghold early in the First Civil War which lay some 5 miles to the south west.

Vernon was given command of the very large naval force, which was one quarter of the British Royal Navy, of a major land and sea amphibious expedition under the overall command of Lord Cathcart.

Parliament's forces in Staffordshire and Warwickshire were initially under the command of Lord Brooke but after his death during the successful siege of Lichfield Cathedral in March 1643 Gell was appointed as his replacement.