Sentence examples for gives a command from inspiring English sources
In reactors of the design used at Fukushima, the nuclear chain reaction is normally stopped when the operator gives a command to insert control rods, which rise up from the bottom of the core and separate the fuel assemblies.
In reactors of the design used at Fukushima, that chain reaction is normally stopped when the operator gives a command to insert control rods, which rise up from the bottom of the core and separate the fuel assemblies.
4. The theory of "passive obedience" is the theory that if a ruler gives a command contrary to God's commands, one may obey it passively rather than actively, i.e. not actively carry out the command, but not resist the punishment the ruler then inflicts.
"When I gave a command, the whole of Monrovia running to implement that command," Blahyi said.
He had given a command performance before Queen Victoria; he would soon give one for Teddy Roosevelt.
He gave a command performance at a cocktail party in Amagansett and didn't want to stop.
Finally, in February 1918, Robertson resigned as chief of the Imperial General Staff and was given a command in England.
In 1901 Leno gave a command performance for King Edward VII, becoming the first music-hall performer to be so honoured.
When given a command by a man watching a football game, the robot would live up to its name.
Uchimura won gave a command performance with six consistently good scores to win the title with 92.331 points, for a huge 2.283 margin over Philipp Boy of Germany.
After being received by President Abraham Lincoln, Barnum and Tom Thumb enjoyed a triumphal tour abroad, during which the latter gave a command performance before Queen Victoria.
