Sentence examples similar to inheriting command from inspiring English sources
Trump denies this, putting himself at odds with the intelligence departments of the very government he's about to inherit command of.
From Berlioz he inherited the command of the Romantic orchestra and also the diabolic quality that remained with him for the rest of his life.
Today's Russia inherited the dilapidated command-and-control system of the old Communist order, replete with poorly trained personnel and a research apparatus tethered to long disproven theories.
The problem is that whoever next takes command in Pyongyang will be inheriting a system built around totalitarian rule, global racketeering and nuclear extortion.
See, because I had been dealing in my sermon writing with Jesus' command to the young man concerned with inheriting eternal life to sell all he had and give the proceeds to the poor.
The Russian Federation inherited a Marxist-Leninist command economy from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR).
He had inherited his brother's command on the front line, and he claimed to have two thousand fighters, but this was almost certainly an exaggeration.
And by the time Kunz's sinker and command live up to their potential, a spot in the Mets' bullpen could be something worth inheriting.
This represents an enormous increase from the 172 "missions, activities, programs, and exercises" that AFRICOM inherited from other geographic commands when it began operations in 2008. .
Bush argued that instruments were at hand which, if properly developed, will give man access to and command over the inherited knowledge of the ages.
