Sentence examples for is taking command from inspiring English sources

The secret is taking command of the agenda, said Mr. Rumsfeld.

Even without a new collective bargaining agreement, Major League Baseball is taking command of all National and American League umpires.

General Petraeus is taking command at what appears to be a critical, perhaps even decisive, moment in the war, which began in 2001 after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Yet Ms. Wight is taking command in an era when fulfilling one of her essential roles as curator of antiquities — buying them for public display — has become more difficult than ever.

For the next four weeks, the Guardian is taking command of the streaming station Beats 1 on Apple Music with the show Breaking Good, where special guests from the forefront of music will play tunes by artists they think are getting it really, really right now.

But it's only now -- after emerging from years of training in the fine art of mixology -- that a younger generation of innovative bartenders, many of them taking their cue from chefs and pastry chefs, is taking command of the many bars and restaurants hoping to exploit their craft.

I don't know any other exoskeleton that is taking commands from the patient's brain to be activated, move and stop, kick a ball, turn.

Honestly, I'm not sure what to make of the fact that Brody is taking commands from Nazir at all.

Thursday, June 5 Dear Mom and Dad, A couple of days ago, my squadron commander told me that I would be taking command of Fox Troop in June, after all.... SWEET!

Their match was the final here last year, a two-day, mood-shifting ordeal that was interrupted by rain when Djokovic was taking command Sunday evening.

Most important, he introduced him to Lewis Rudin, who, with his brother Jack, was taking command of the real-estate giant that bore the family name.