Sentence examples for privilege of commanding from inspiring English sources

I served 28 years in the United States Army and had the privilege of commanding thousands of troops as a brigadier general before I retired.

As a retired Navy Captain, I've had the privilege of commanding four warships, in peacetime as well as in combat.

The best thing that has ever happened to me thus far is the honor and privilege of having commanded the Third Army".

One of the privileges of Command is the opportunity for each Commanding Officer (CO) to positively influence those under him.

After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, which abolished feudal privileges and restored titular power to the emperor, the leaders of the new government sought to construct an economic, political, and legal structure capable of commanding respect internationally.

Anti-monarchy campaigns tend to revolve around the injustice of the massive amounts of wealth and privilege commanded by a select few people lucky enough to be born into the right family.

As wives of commanders, they enjoy a life of privilege and relative power, commanding other captives – usually young women and girls – who "wait on them hand and foot," says Akilu.

I'm too old for the privilege of serving under his command; yet I'll always be of service to my country in any way I can.

You may need administrative privileges for Command Prompt in order to navigate to the folder you created for your files.

The Leader of the Opposition commands the same salary as a Cabinet minister and has the privilege of always asking the first question in Question Period.

PRIVILEGE is no bar to the commanding heights of the Labour Party.