Sentence examples for prepared to command from inspiring English sources

The 15th-century writer Christine de Pizan advised aristocratic ladies that they must "know the laws of arms and all things pertaining to warfare, ever prepared to command her men if there is need of it".

The Yankees have served notice that, like the Braves, they are prepared to take command of the division race and win it going away.

He once again wrote to the Home Office, saying that although he would still be prepared to be in command in Manchester on the day of the meeting if it was thought really necessary, he had absolute confidence in his deputy commander, Lieutenant Colonel Guy L'Estrange.

In Fig. 11b, we have deleted the rectangle and prepared to execute an undo command.

Yingling was stationed at Fort Hood at the time, preparing to take command of an artillery battalion.

And the alliance is now preparing to take command of the entire mission, with the support of (still too few) Arab nations.

The move may also come amid another transition, as a third generation of the Newhouse family prepares to take command of the company.

Both arrived early to prepare to take command of the jet.

Upon hearing this command, he prepared to submit to God's will.

IST performs the role of creating a mutual connection between IE2S and devices, and it is continuously preparing to receive commands.

And those economists who are prepared to express strong opinions on such inherently ambiguous questions command rapt attention.