Sentence examples for commanded what from inspiring English sources

By then, he commanded what was practically the only reformist party that could still legally function, Etemad-e Melli, or National Trust.

There is one in this office who would give a good deal to watch the effect on Rear-Admiral Plunkett, the man who commanded "What Price Glory" to withdraw.

He fought in the first and second battles of Bull Run, called First and Second Manassas by the Confederates (July 1861 August September 18622); was a division commander in the Peninsular Campaign (March July 1862); and at Antietam (September 1862) and Fredericksburg (November December 1862) commanded what was soon called the I Corps in the Army of Northern Virginia.

I remember being told that God endorsed and commanded what was happening to me.

Essentially, she grabbed what came to her in moments of spirituality, and commanded what form they would next take.

If God commanded what a believer perceived as wrong, the believer would not say it is right or wrong to disobey him; rather their concept of morality would break down.

James Marshall Harris: "Who commands what he commands?

Later, Schaeffer emphasizes the point: It is time we consciously realize that when any office commands what is contrary to God's Law it abrogates its authority.

"It is important we recognise the leadership and generalship of Sir Douglas Haig in commanding what was the largest land force ever to leave these shores," he said.

Excerpts follow: In terms of linguistic and cultural capacity, the U.S. today commands what may be the lowest-quality clandestine service of any great power in history.

The professor uses henna to redden his long beard, and that, along with a natural smile, makes him appear somewhat jovial, an unexpected cheerfulness from someone who commands what many believe to be a group of terrorists.