Sentence examples for first commanded from inspiring English sources
A privatisation programme was first commanded back in 2012 and has raised about €3bn so far.
When Watson first commanded a ship to the Antarctic, in 2002, he could not find the Japanese fleet, which hunts about a thousand whales there every winter.
That Yundi retains the sovereign technique with which he first commanded attention was clear in note-perfect flurries and thunderous climaxes.
That day, she was showing the jittery strain of the previous two months, in which she first commanded a huge disaster-relief effort and then suffered the humiliation of rejection by the Red Cross's 50-member board of governors.
And even if at age 33 Agassi no longer bears much resemblance to the long-haired, denim-shorted teen idol who first commanded a gifted youngster's attention, he is still the player the 21-year-old Coria intends to measure himself by.
The program was spearheaded by Captain of the Artillery Carlos Ruiz de Toledo, who had first commanded the battery of Schneider CA1 assault tanks in Morocco; Toledo felt that the tank would become an extremely important asset in future conflicts and felt that the Spanish Army required a Spanish-built model.
Romy, who first commands our sympathy, appears increasingly manipulative, while Frank and Claudia are genuinely vulnerable.
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He was appointed as the commander of the First Army at Fort Jay, New York, his first command since 1918.
The commanding officer at the time was Lieutenant Commander David Brazier, who was in his first command.
