Sentence examples for informed command from inspiring English sources

Cajun music purists admire the fiddler Michael Doucet's informed command of traditional Cajun music, while those who just want to party surrender to Beausoleil and boogie to classic Cajun two-steps, reels and a host of other rhythmic influences that have made this Grammy-winning Crescent City outfit one of the most colorful roots bands on the scene.

In his broadcasts he appears tranquil, assured, sincere and well informed, in command of both the facts and the situation, utterly dedicated to his cause and to his men.

Nir was informing his command that he was ready to attack within twenty minutes.

On 6 May 1943, MacArthur's General Headquarters (GHQ) in Brisbane issued Warning Instruction No. 2, officially informing subordinate commands of the plan, which divided the Task Two operations on the New Guinea axis into three parts: Occupy Kiriwina and Woodlark Islands and establish air forces thereon.

The German command informed their Finnish colleagues in detail about the events on the Narva front while a delegation of the Finnish Defence Command visited Narva in spring 1944.

After the call was suddenly disconnected, Mr. Olson informed the Justice Department command center by phone of the situation with the American Airlines jet.

Some United States officials said Colonel Aviles caused the delay by telling the American officer that he already had informed the high command.

In order to keep the German high command informed, von Spee detached Nürnberg on 8 September to Honolulu to send word through neutral countries.

To keep the German high command informed, on 8 September von Spee detached Nürnberg to Honolulu to send word through neutral countries.

In response, the Corps command informed Croatian forces that they could no longer guarantee peace unless utilities were restored and JNA military vehicles were allowed to move freely.

In order to keep the German high command informed of his activities, Spee sent Nürnberg on 8 September to Honolulu to send word through neutral countries.