Sentence examples for command once from inspiring English sources

Despite their close race, Jones was clearly in command once she caught Gaines.

That could require a discussion of leaving the integrated military command once more, Mr. Hollande said, but he did not make a strong point of it.

Sabathia struggled with his command once again, as well as his poise, in Friday's 7-2 loss to the San Diego Padres.

His pledge to disband fighters under his command once Libya has a new government was repeated to NATO officials at a meeting in Qatar this week.

This year, the first captain — the highest position in the cadet chain of command, once held by Pershing and MacArthur — is a woman, Cadet Lindsey Danilack.

President Obama was right to hand over this mission to Canadian and European command once the initial American strikes had shattered Libyan air defenses.

Others were in what is known as a minimally conscious state, able to track objects and follow commands once in a while, but not predictably.

Finally, Waze now has the ability to listen for commands once its voice activation features are triggered by the wake words "OK Waze," which you can enable under the 'Sound & Voice' and 'Talk to Waze' section of the Waze app.

Swedish biologist Erik Zimen attempted to train his captive wolves as sled dogs, and although his wolves eventually accepted the harness and the need to pull the sled in a straight line, they were ultimately unreliable, as they fought for personal space, would ignore commands once tired, and were distracted by other wildlife.

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But her former comrades Bill Ayers and his wife, Bernardine Dohrn, members of the Weathermen high command -- once known as the Weatherbureau -- who led the group through its most violent period in the 1970's, have served no significant jail time.