Sentence examples for commands left from inspiring English sources

Parker and the Amazon remained with Nelson after the division of the Mediterranean commands left the Spanish coasts under the supervision of Sir John Orde.

Ferrer in command, left Cuba.

The hype and the ludicrous fees and star treatment he could command left him unmoved.

Mark Hollinshead, a 17-year Trinity Mirror veteran who rose to second-in-command, left last year after HMV boss Simon Fox took on the role of chief executive.

The force of Lee's personality, the moral authority that he commanded, left him the arbiter of anything he cared about.

Largely as the result of his advocacy, a French expedition led by Doudart de Lagrée, with Garnier as second in command, left Saigon to explore the Mekong in June 1866.

Their argument that "the president's inherent constitutional authority to manage a military campaign" rendered the United States' obligations under the Torture Convention "inapplicable" to interrogations conducted pursuant to his command left you wondering if they had ever heard of the Nuremberg tribunal.

I hurried over, uttering the command, "Leave it.

The singing eventually spread to the white officers and missionaries seated behind Higginson on the platform, before the colonel curtly commanded, "Leave it to them".

The decision by groups such as Tawheed to partner with radical Islamists guts the military command, leaving it with few groups it can claim to control.In this section A different country Jaw-jaw for now Their own men Blues Brothers No more own goals ReprintsIslamist fighters of varying hues have grown to dominate Syria's mosaic of rebel groups.

But Nixon's comments didn't clarify the chain of command, leaving no one person or agency answerable for the potential chaos.