Sentence examples for command when from inspiring English sources

The planes under his command when he was deputy commander for air operations in Vietnam did not include B-52s.

The battalion's commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Murray-Lyon, had just 60 men at his command when they arrived at Beaulencourt later in the day.

It is easier, after all, to command when you have the official authority to do so.

But a deeper problem may be a loss of energy and command when he does make it onto the podium.

That is a far cry from what accomplished pitchers in their prime can command when they come over today.

At the Sonnabend household in Millburn, N.J., there is a distinct chain of command when it comes to tech support.

The words "combat command", when used in conjunction with the militarily ham-fisted Bush administration, don't exactly inspire confidence.

And, if she's uneasy behind a ­microphone, Solon is in command when let loose on her characters.

She's a bit like your second-in-command when you go into battle.

Shortly before the big day, Pete was on a morning run with his executive officer, the battalion's second-in-command, when the subject unexpectedly came up.

He was in Yugoslavia for the High Command when massacres of thousands of partisans and their families took place.