Sentence examples for ready to command from inspiring English sources

Her musical career began in 1982, with the release of "Janet Jackson," but it was not until four years later that she hit it big with "Control," which established her as a star, ready to command her own destiny.

Zuckerberg has cast off his premature skepticism and is ready to command the troops.

Or maybe Bowles believes the 25-year-old Petty simply is not ready to command the starting position.

Montagu commanded the centre, and Warwick readied himself to command from among the reserves.

Everyone is returning, but the younger players, while talented, are still not ready to assume command of the team.

Allenby and Lowery began the day tied at 10 under, and after Allenby birdied his first two holes, he appeared ready to take command.

History has shown again and again that a vice president must be ready to assume command of the ship of state on a moment's notice.

MILWAUKEE — Things are breaking Ohio State's way in the N.C.A.A. tournament, and Evan Turner could be ready to take command of a brighter spotlight on a less-congested stage.

As Peter W. Cookson Jr. and Caroline Hodges Persell write in "Preparing for Power: America's Elite Boarding Schools," students in traditional schools "had to be made tough, loyal to each other, and ready to take command without self-doubt.

After three quarters, Minnesota had a tenuous 13-9 leandappearedareadyeady to take command of the game after pressuring Buccaneers quarterback Brad Johnson to throw an incomplete pass on third-and-7.

7. (S) Typically frank, MOD Political-Military Chief Amos Gilad was not certain how much longer Egyptian President Mubarak would live, and questioned whether his son Gamal was ready to assume command.