Sentence examples for left the command from inspiring English sources

On April 28th, Levine left the command post to examine the test burn with David Fritz, the BP oil-spill adviser.

First indication of trouble had been a drop in oxygen & electrical power, following which the astronauts left the command module and began to use the lunar module as their main vechicle & source of power.

Elected by the Moselle, in 1816, he obtained in 1818 permission to sit in the Chamber of Deputies, and left the command of the III Division when he became eligible for retirement on 22 July 1822.

The centre was made up by one battalion formed by the German foot regiments of Rennenberg, under Lieutenant Colonel Mocean, and Caspar de Robles, who was serving Farnese and had left the command to Lieutenant Colonel Johann Baptista von Taxis.

Out of sensitivity towards the sensibilities of the Americans, Herring left the command arrangements between Major General Stanley Savige's 3rd Division and units of the American 41st Infantry Division ambiguous.

Eriksson saw Vorst shortly after the three soldiers left the company command post.

Seconds later, fans some started to rise from their seats to leave, the command was withdrawn.

The first step was to jettison the service module, leaving the command and lunar modules joined in a configuration never previously flown.

Some C-17's are leased to Britain, and some are assigned to training, leaving the command with 45 available on any given day, General Handy said.

Mr. Aquino also ordered the Interior Department to investigate Mayor Alfredo Lim of Manila for failing to immediately convene a crisis committee, leaving the command center at the height of the standoff, and ordering the arrest of Gregorio Mendoza, the brother of the hostage-taker, Rolando Mendoza.

With the peace of Vienna signed between the French Empire and the Austrian Empire in October, Nansouty was ordered to leave the command of his division to General Bruyères and retake his position of First Squire alongside the Emperor (17 October 1809).