But when that campaign also failed and a political crisis developed, Gordon, commanding troops trained in the western European style, helped Peter I overthrow Sophia (1689).
Arthur was a gap-toothed, commanding polymath who trained under the Dutch psychoanalyst Johan H. W.
Years later, some people thought Mr. Novitzky had medical training, so commanding was his knowledge of performance-enhancing drugs.
An undated memorandum from the department's commanding officer for specialized training noted that an employee of the federal Department of Homeland Security handed the DVD to the New York police in January 2010.
An army of 5,000 guards, highly trained in the arts of Tae Bo, marches up and down the square at random intervals and laser-toting sea birds wheel over the commanding fortress, their eyes trained on the beaches for anything out of the ordinary – a crab, a boat, a starfish.
The commanding officer called off the training immediately, and the ensuing celebrations -- not that so many lives were lost, but that ours were saved -- continued for three days.
Takahashi, who was signed to a minor league contract last month, gave a commanding performance in his spring training debut, and afterward Manager Jerry Manuel all but declared him a Met.
In February 1927, he was asked by the commanding officer of No. 1 Flying Training School (No. 1 FTS), Wing Commander Adrian King Colele, to drop a message to a woman at Port Melbourne before she departed on a steamer.
Well, for one, you might start with the military academies at West Point, the Air Force Academy and Annapolis, the institutions where young Americans train to become the commanding officers who control the kids carrying those rifles.
An American friend from his prewar Paris days, Robert Wernick, now 94, reminded me in an e-mail of the time during training when my father's commanding officer: ….commanded him to reconnoiter a hill.
The commanding officer denied this, saying, "They are trained to lie.
