Sentence examples for not take command from inspiring English sources

General Miller toured Iraq's prisons last summer but did not take command of them until April, after leaving his post as commandant of the American prison for Qaeda and Afghan war prisoners at Guantánamo.

Do not take command of a particular piece of furniture for the entire length of your stay.

The other McCain senior staff member is more emphatic: "The reality is he didn't take command.

The Rockets, who beat the Nuggets for the 11th straight time, didn't take command until midway in the fourth quarter when a 9-0 run gave them a 99-91 lead with 9 36 to play.

As much as the Rangers support can be an asset to the team, there is a lack of faith in the side that means that setbacks tend to provoke angst and alarm rather than rousing backing, so Rangers will suffer protests if the team doesn't take command of games.

Some programs do not take dictation at all; they follow voice commands.

The goal is, if the ANA commander isn't effective, the Marine will not to take command, but rather to spur him to command effectively.

Over brunch he recalled noticing, "She was not afraid to take command of the conversation and tell her own funny stories.

The rescue operation was further delayed when Ba tried to obtain proper authorization to advance, because he was under orders not to take commands directly from the American advisers.

Broken in body and spirit by disease, by long years of the cares of state, and by the wounds and emotions of 100 battles, Heraclius did not take personal command of the army, although the sight of him in battle armour would have inspired the troops and silenced the bickering generals.

Ghosn is not the first outsider to take command in Japan's critical auto industry.