Sentence examples for or commanded from inspiring English sources
What becomes of our young people in the military who are asked or commanded to do the unspeakable to another human being?
But tempers are lost, offenders are shut in closets for daring to talk back, and we get a frightening scene in which the sons are taught, or commanded, to swing a punch at the patriarch.
A consummate networker, he cultivated politicians and journalists of all stripes as drug czar in the Clinton cabinet, and his ties run deep to a new generation of generals, some of whom he taught at West Point or commanded in the Persian Gulf war, when he rose to fame leading the "left hook" assault on Iraqi forces.
Louis, a gifted runner and boxer in his youth who never became an adult champion or commanded the respect of his gruff father, sees in Rose the opportunity to coach a winner in the unlikely sport of competitive typing, which the movie makes both funny and rather exciting.
Examples of that threat include people who've received extensive explosives training at al Qaeda training camps, or commanded Taliban troops in battle, or expressed their allegiance to Osama bin Laden, or otherwise made it clear that they want to kill Americans.
This week, the 55-year-old General Eisenkot, who has fought or commanded in all of Israel's conflicts since the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, raised eyebrows by implying that Israeli security forces were at least in some instances using unnecessary lethal force against young Palestinians carrying out stabbing attacks during the current wave of violence that started in October.
I could not lead or command operations at night.
John's foreign peer, Philip II of France (Mark Vietor), isn't much more decisive or commanding.
Daenerys' dragons are instantly more engaging when she's riding one of them, or commanding them.
If she comes clean to her editor and agent, they beg or command her to reconsider.
