Sentence examples for neither commander from inspiring English sources

During the night, neither commander spotted the opposing army, an event that proved crucial in the battle the next day.

The Princeton alerted them as they closed in, but when they arrived at "merge plot" with the object — naval aviation parlance for being so close that the Princeton could not tell which were the objects and which were the fighter jets — neither Commander Fravor nor Commander Slaight could see anything at first.

Neither commander was keen to continue the action, Mitchell fearing that his undermanned ships would not be able to properly engage the better armed French vessels.

"But I respect neither the commander in chief who keeps them in harm's way nor the chickenhawks in Congress who vote to deny children health care".

The Duke was determined to lure the Elector into battle before Tallard arrived with reinforcements, but since the battle on the Schellenberg neither Allied commander could agree on their next move, resulting in a protracted siege of Rain.

My analysis of the collection highlights an overlooked clause in al Qaeda's founding charter: "Neither the commander of the guards nor his associates can be from any of the Gulf States or from Yemen".

Bayoush is neither a major commander nor an insignificant one.

When asked by the agency whether Mr. Belmokhtar had been killed, the commander neither denied nor confirmed it.

"We believe we may have a high-level Taliban commander". Neither the identities of those talking nor their precise location was known.

"I assure you that there is not a single guerrilla, neither combatant nor commander, who has expressed any disagreement," Rodrigo Londoño said in the interview, broadcast on Venezuelan news broadcaster TeleSur on Tuesday night, referring to the recent acceleration of moves towards demobilization.

Still, according to Mr. Perez, neither he nor the commander of the detail nor the top person in the police agency, Superintendent Harry S. Corbitt, ever mentioned any of this to the man they were charged with protecting.