Sentence examples for of course command from inspiring English sources

We began with an initial period of immersing ourselves in countless images of nuclear bunkers, tests, blueprints, documents and of course Command and Control.

They were more solid, came with a rich multimedia suite built into the Palm OS, but of course commanded a higher price.

It makes sense, of course: Google isn't one to antagonize an organization that has been in most respects a friendly one, and which of course commands quite a bit of an audience.

Jesus, of course, commanded the impossible.

These days, the deer come through, but not, of course, on command.

They must, of course, have command of the mathematical methods needed to solve the problem.

Her "With God on our Side" is delicately lied-like, her "Masters of War" coursing, commanding.

In the wake of a tidal wave of command officers tossed overboard when their commands have run aground (sometimes literally), in 2012 the CNO ordered a change of course for Navy-wide cofficerofficer selection to try to free the Navy from its current doldrums.

"Of course, the military command structures should be reduced," an alliance diplomat said.

"Celebrities hate to be committed too far in advance, though, of course, they may command the biggest fee".

How many divisions does he have?" Modern popes of course don't command any military forces.