Sentence examples for command of the second from inspiring English sources
Two division commanders, Richard S. Ewell and A.P. Hill, were promoted to lieutenant general and assumed command of the Second and the newly created Third Corps respectively.
Federer won the next three games to take command of the second set.
Victor-Perrin now transferred his allegiance to the Bourbons and in December 1814 received from Louis XVIII the command of the second military division.
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.
Peng, who only narrowly beat the British teenager Heather Watson in Auckland a fortnight ago, won the tie-break 7-3 and went on to take command of the second set by breaking in the sixth game.
Pavic dropped his serve in the second game and his problems seemed to affect Dodig, who was broken three times in a row as the Britons took command of the second set.
Having earned a reputation as an energetic and forceful field commander, Model was promoted to full general in 1942 and took command of the Ninth Army on the Eastern Front.
The officer in overall command of the Eighth, Maj.
In October 1939 Dollmann assumed command of the Seventh Army, which he led in the invasion of France in May June 1940.
