Sentence examples for command though from inspiring English sources

Even if the ghost of Meyerhold had assumed command, though, there would have been no stopping the tawdriness.

Once in command, though, he devoted himself to proving that his African-American soldiers could fight just as well as any white ones.

The Gigaset 4215 can dial only 20 people by voice command, though; if another person in the house trains the phone to his or her voice, the two of you get only 10 numbers each.

The consuls' military power rested in the Roman legal concept of imperium, which literally means "command" (though typically in a military sense).

The orchestra responded strongly to Mr. Barenboim's command, though the woodwind playing became erratic in the late going.

Now it was a command, though it came with a friendly addendum: "Feel free to come close".

On this Command bag, though, the laptop pocket is hinged at the top.

It's a command performance, though, as he shoves would-be stage divers on to the asphalt and halfway through the set, performs a series of Donna Summer-style orgasmic groans.

Steve Dewar, of the King's Fund health group, complains that there have been "too many heroic promises and too much command and control", though he welcomes the new money in the Budget.

In addition, most of the residents of San Juan remained dependent on Spain's administrative and military assistance and willingly followed imperial commands, though they ultimately served French designs.

He has a tighter grip on the key army commands (though not necessarily the middle ranks) than he had when he was briefly overthrown by a coup in April.