Sentence examples for commo from inspiring English sources

Tells about his vehemence against Edward Coke, for so long held up by Whig historians as the greatest commo lawyer of all time and one of the founders of English liberties, was almost personal, as if Coke were still alive.

They got "the standard training," he said, "in commo, crypto [cryptography], small-unit tactics, and weaponry — that went on for six months," the retired general said.

"We were deploying them over long distances in the desert and mountains, and building their capacity in communications — coördinating commo is a big deal".

From leadpenny at 9 11: No commo for the last 11 minutes.

From leadpenny at 9 07: Still no UHF commo.

From ken in texas to leadpenny at 9 04: Perfectly clear... what a sight!!!!! From leadpenny at 9 05: Little commo [communication] problem right now.

I'm on my battalion staff, which means I advise the commander regarding all communications (commo) issues, and maintain C2 (command and control) on the battlefield.

In China the initial ports were opened to British traders in 1842 following China's defeat in the Chinese-British trade conflict known as the first Opium War (1839 42); the treaty port system began in Japan in 1854 after Commo.

In 1847 48 he saw active service in the Mexican War, and in 1852 54 he accompanied Commo.

But how will higher commo-dity prices affect consumers planning to pick up a gold bracelet or gold cufflinks as holiday gifts?

Some vowels sound very different: my and thy become me and thee; tion, as in commotion, becomes commo-see-on; hour sounds like oar -- or whore, which made one of Shakespeare's puns suddenly make sense.