Merritt had taken clear command of the 400 before his suspension, surpassing his longtime rival Jeremy Wariner and winning the 2009 world championship in Berlin.
I did not see it coming: England had been more than competitive in the previous two Tests; unfortunate to lose the first and in command of the second before making costly errors.
He knew how much interest there was in the EU referendum and he wanted to make sure MPs were fully in command of the facts before they had a chance to question him.
At RAF Abu Sueir, Squadron Leader Gordon Steege took command of the squadron before it was combined with the pilots and Hawker Hurricanes of No. 260 Squadron RAF, which had been established without ground crew, to form an operational squadron.
The reason you should wait until you have a decent command of the language before you start speaking, or even writing your own sentences (writing other people's sentences out is fine, and helps you with foreign alphabets and spelling) is that if you make mistakes, they often won't be corrected, and therefore bad grammar and pronunciation will be reinforced in your mind, and it will set you back.
Kirk Acevedo as Charlie Francis (season 1 season 2, episodes 1 4, 11; recurring season 3): An FBI Senior Agent, Olivia's colleague and close friend, and the second-in-command of the Fringe Division before his demise.
In an attempt to stem the Nationalist tide and gain crucial time for Madrid's defence, Soviet armor was deployed south of the city under the command of Colonel Krivoshein before the end of October.
Many still think this to be true – eyewitness reports given to the police indicate that a vehicle in which the perpetrators made their escape was licensed to Pedro and Juan Gallón, two drug trafficking brothers who'd been under the command of Pablo Escobar before leaving to join the rival Los Pepes cartel.
Col Frost was slated to be the next Northeast Region commander after he relinquished command of the Wing, but he died before assuming command.
Allow me to elaborate on degrees of light from within in acting — and Ms. Jones's dazzling command of them — before moving on to the larger, less felicitous subject of Doug Hughes's Roundabout Theater Company revival of George Bernard Shaw's stringent social comedy from the turn of the 20th century.
