Sentence examples for off command from inspiring English sources

Since the United States handed off command to the Europeans in early April, the Pentagon has provided refueling and surveillance for NATO planes, hit air defenses and sent in armed, remotely piloted drones.

Also, you can search multiple terms at the same time, so removing all of them to quite the service might be a pain, without the "off" command.

To restrict enemy movements and communications, German fighters swept the area to cut land-lines and strafe fortifications, with some shooting of radio antennae off command posts.

Teach your dog the "off" command.

Read the next passage for teaching the off command, then continue with the steps below it.

The "@echo off" command is required for making a game though.

His eyes darted around the room as he fired off commands to his aides in a guttural voice.

His teacher, Olga Voynarovskaya, rattled off commands in Russian to a group of 10 or so boys in one of the mirrored studios.

Similarly, in phase-dependent or learning-dependent gating an extrinsic signal independent of the current input or output provides the on-off command for the memory trace.

Peter Sacks, an economist, delivered a more hard-line verdict, calling legacy admissions a part of the "social reproduction process," in which the well-off commanded preferential treatment.

This is no small feat: each inverter may require as many as 500 on-off commands per second to regulate the AC flow.