Sentence examples for official command from inspiring English sources

Whenever Drygalski appears or leaves, the official command is cheekily slipped into the text: "When Drygalski finally left — Heil Hitler! — the whole household heaved a sigh of relief".

The official command of the Kurdish People's Protection Movement (YPG) have paid tribute to a 28-year-old Queenslander killed last week fighting with its forces in west Kurdistan.

The holidays observed by all Romans, the feriae publicae, were of three different types: feriae stativae, held annually on a fixed date; feriae conceptivae, movable festivals celebrated annually on days appointed by priests or magistrates; and feriae imperativae, held at official command during extreme emergencies and after great victories.

The Air Force Academy AFAA) simply no longer provides official command support.

Sendrey, a Costa Mesa resident, spent Wednesday getting the lay of the land, visiting the official command post and later biking toward the trailhead.

Wiśniowiecki's arrival raised the morale of the royal army, and despite having no official rank, both the common soldiers and the new regimentarz promised to take his advice, and even offered him the official command (which he refused).

Raqs Media Collective (Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula and Shuddhabrata Sengupta), an important presence in Delhi, paper the city with stickers in which official commands and warnings found in public places are mixed with advertising phrases to suggest the political, social and economic dimensions of civic control.

Yu Yunwen, a civil official, commanded the defending Song army.

NATO's shortcomings have long been the subject of black humor in Afghanistan, where American military officers sometimes refer to the official NATO command — called the International Security Assistance Force, or ISAF — as "I Saw Americans Fighting".

"Sometimes there are special considerations, on account of their being inmates," said Mike Melton, a Forest Service official in command of the firefighting effort about 20 miles from this tiny town, deep in the mountains of central Idaho.

Another Russian paper, Kommersant, reported that the offensive operation had not been sanctioned by the country's official military command in Syria and was viewed as a "dangerous self-initiative".