In July 1623, two more ships arrived named the Anne, under the command of Captain 'Master' William Peirce and Master John Bridges and Captain Emanuel Altham on the Little James ten days later, carrying 96 new settlers, among them Leideners, including William Bradford's future wife, Alice.
A network of such compromised end-hosts under the remote command of a master (i.e., the bot-master) is called a 'Botnet'.
Here is a Don Juan who is not in pursuit but pursued, and a chauffeur who is in command of his master.
On the command of the master, hounds move off to draw (search) the covert, which may be a woodland, a patch of gorse, or a field in which it is suspected that a fox may be hiding.
McCay first used the film before live audiences as an interactive part of his vaudeville act; the frisky, childlike Gertie did tricks at the command of her master.
As a practice rooted within a world of oppression, Santería is shrouded in secrecy, surviving first the ruthless command of slave masters and imperial governance, and later the religious intolerance of Castro's government.
As a practice rooted within a world of oppression, Santeria is shrouded in secrecy, surviving first the ruthless command of slave masters and imperial governance, and later the religious intolerance of Castro's government.
He became master's mate aboard the 64-gun HMS Rupert under the command of Captain Arthur Herbert, whilst she was fitting out at Portsmouth.
By order of the Navy Board, Prince of Wales was assigned to the First Fleet on 2 March 1787 under the immediate command of ship's master John Mason, and the overall command of naval officer and future Governor of New South Wales, Arthur Phillip aboard Sirius.
Evelyn Banks, the senior enlisted sailor in the air wing, is the first black woman to reach the rank of command master chief petty officer in an air wing and the ninth black woman to reach the rank in the Navy.
