Sentence examples for has taken command of from inspiring English sources

has taken command of the morning ratings over the longtime leader, the "Today" show on NBC.

Since then, a third man, Novak Djokovic, has taken command of the men's game.

Our most effective alliance, NATO, has taken command of the enforcement of the arms embargo and No Fly Zone.

"If Orman can hold his lead through the attacks that are coming, he has taken command of this race that he is unlikely to relinquish," he said.

The clouds, according to Stewart Turner, a fire behavior analyst in the multiagency team that has taken command of the operation, "push the wind down, then they push it out in different directions, in unpredictable ways".

Gabriel Kreuther, the former chef de cuisine at Jean Georges who has taken command of the restaurant in the splendid new Ritz-Carlton hotel overlooking the Park, announces his credentials with a broken egg.

Allen himself was also an experienced commander who had taken command of USS Argus during her engagement with HMS Pelican in the War of 1812.

Archduke Charles of Austria, arguably among the best commanders of the House of Habsburg, had taken command of the Austrian army in late January.

They interrogate prisoners, gather intelligence, operate rendition flights, protect senior occupation officials - including some commanding US generals - and in some cases have taken command of US and international troops in battle.

Archduke Charles of Austria, arguably among the best commanders of the House of Habsburg in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, had taken command of the Austrian army in late January.

By then, Ceku had taken command of the K.L.A.