Sentence examples for commanded to make from inspiring English sources
Each of her sons — 21, 19 and 14 — has been commanded to make at least one daily deposit.
Joseph was commanded to make a table in commemoration of the Last Supper and to leave one place vacant, symbolizing the seat of Judas, who had betrayed Christ.
"Velázquez was commanded to make a sketch of Charles Stuart, Prince of Wales, then on his love-visit to Madrid… from which sketch, there is every reason to believe Velázquez painted the portrait of Charles, formerly in the Earl of Fife's collection, and now in possession of Mr John Snare, Egyptian Museum New York".
Extremists and unscrupulous politicians have purloined the word for their own purposes, but the real meaning of jihad is not "holy war" but "struggle" or "effort". Muslims are commanded to make a massive attempt on all fronts - social, economic, intellectual, ethical and spiritual - to put the will of God into practice.
"We are commanded to plant churches and commanded to make disciples among all ethnics".
According to Jewish law, one is commanded to make Chanukah commercial -- or to share the light.
You can also use the "Disp" command to make your programs easier for others to use.
The official said: "Today's events will prompt the military chain of command to make a new assessment.
But Mr. Yamada counts on his command to make audiences stick around for the action that constitutes the last section.
