Sentence examples for from which he commanded from inspiring English sources

Hitler's response was to declare the Ruhr a fortress, from which he commanded that there was to be no surrender or attempt to break out, in an order similar to that which he had issued at Stalingrad.

But the focus of the room is his draftsman's desk and reclining chair, from which he commands a spectacular 180-degree view of the coastline from Oceanside to Mexico.

He made his living from his published works and from teaching piano, for which he commanded exorbitant fees.

Agamemnon was part of Admiral Richard Kempenfelt's squadron of 18 ships (11 of which mounted 64 or more guns), which he commanded from.

A special warrant was written in 1927 that allowed him to fly the Blue Ensign from any ship, mercantile or military, which he commanded.

Within minutes, his plans to build a fort from which he could command his cowboys to defend against outlaws went badly awry.

He did not want a huge range from which he could command a kitchen brigade but, rather, a modular field where cooks could rotate in and out of different tasks as equals.

He had four decades of seafaring experience and had previously served as captain of the, from which he was transferred to command Titanic.

The ornate desk from which she commanded her cosmetics empire is still polished to a glorious sheen.

Their comfort will be ensured not by an ordinary car seat, but by a "beautifully textured, ivory-coloured luxurious throne upon which our passengers are conveyed, and from which they command".

The seat from which I commanded the Precept seemed at first glance like a bus driver's chair.