Sentence examples for go on command from inspiring English sources

After a while, the location will no longer matter, and you will have trained your horse to "go" on command.

This actually has a twofold benefit - when it's cold or rainy outside, your dog will go on command, because he or she will come to associate your cue with the action.

"Let the party go on," he commanded bravely.

Describing Corey, she added: "That is something she's been trained for — she actually goes on command.

Mack soon became obsessed with Raniere's teachings, and would go on to become "second-in-command" of a secretive multi-level marketing scheme that allegedly branded women with a combination of Mack and Raniere's initials, and required members to hand over naked photos and damaging information as "collateral" to prove their commitment to secrecy.

Moore's nephew, Alfred Moore, served in the Continental Army under Moore's command, and would go on to become an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!' So, on command, we just followed," she told me.

Chapman was one of the early pioneers of the American airborne concept, commanding the experimental 88th Airborne Infantry Battalion in late 1941 when he was a lieutenant colonel, before going on to take command of the 13th Airborne Division.

Mr. Kerry, in California, said that if he were president he would not be "the last to know what is going on in my command".

"They don't even know what's going on inside their military command in Kabul" — an allusion to the scandal in which General Stanley McChrystal was removed from his command — "so how can they hope to know what's happening here?" As I left Javanfekr's office, he gave me a letter to forward to Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary.

In 1911, the ship came under the command of Franz von Hipper, who would go on to command the I Scouting Group during the war.