Sentence examples for ready to take command from inspiring English sources

The season officially ends Wednesday, and spring seems ready to take command.

In the 1866 midterm elections, Northerners backed the congressional Republicans, and they returned to Washington ready to take command.

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

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.

They were ready to take control".

When Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata arrives in space in 2013 to take command of the International Space Station, he'll have a little robotic helper ready to assist him.

Since North Korea conducted its third nuclear test in February and responded to new international sanctions by repeatedly threatening to attack the South, conservative politicians affiliated with President Park Geun-hye's governing Saenuri Party have argued that South Korea was not ready to take wartime command of its military by 2015.

The warrant officer followed close behind the lieutenant, ready to take over command if necessary, with the radio operator and medic with him.

Cameron says he wants Nato to take command.