Sentence examples for command the work from inspiring English sources

During the opening months of the war, Capper busied himself with organising the new division placed under his command; the work involved in this task meant that the division was not ready for action until October 1914.

It's as if painting itself, as the muse, commanded the work's development.

The only difference in these respective jobs was in the number of people each commanded; the work they did was exactly the same.

The command coordinates the work of three subordinate commands to move people and freight by air, by sea and over land.

A single print command did the work of a hundred operators.

A lingering disagreement has been how to coordinate that new command with the work of the National Security Agency, home to most of the government's expertise on computer and network warfare.

Beckinsale's radiant, frightening turn is one of complete command; the film works because the ensemble around her rotates with the smoothness of planets at an upscale observatory.

Denied a formal education, Duplessis proved a quick study, and her command of the works of Balzac, Byron, Molière, and Cervantes added to her allure.

Even with Kaká, even with Robinho on the wing, the command is obey the work ethic first, follow creative instinct second.

The following officers commanded the service: The work of Coastal Command was immortalised in a 1942 wartime propaganda documentary named Coastal Command with a score by Ralph Vaughan Williams.

But they would be working without an accepted command structure to coordinate the work of city agencies, including not only the Police and Fire Departments, but the Health Department, the Department of Environmental Protection and others as well.