Sentence examples for course commander from inspiring English sources

In France this primacy of position was achieved at about the same time by the constable, who, originally the master of the stables, became in due course commander in chief of the army.

Inside the HQ of the Mamram, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) technical support unit in nearby Ramat Gan, computer training course commander Capt.

Our first president, George Washington, was of course Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

Of course commanders are wary of the crude metric of how many bombs are dropped and Capt Matt Leahey, leading the air wing aboard the carrier, tells his crews, "the weapon you bring back is sometimes the most important one," since dropping one in error could have terrible consequences.

When they built the course, commanders figured that if they couldn't fit in all 18 holes in the compact camp, they'd compensate by making it difficult.

Of course, the commander hadn't actually fired his weapon.

Of course, the commander in chief simply may have been using the phrase as a synonym for improving the nation's health, which is certainly central to NIH's mission.

He, of course, is commander in chief and would wage a war, but the founders also required Congress to agree through a declaration of war.

Of course, American commanders long ago abandoned the wildly naïve (or cynical) view that all those arms sloshing around Iraq were somehow falling into friendly hands.

They should not, of course, criticize their commanders (or past commanders) or elected officials or urge the election or defeat of candidates for office.

Except, of course, by the Commander in Chief on the Fourth.