Sentence examples for real commander from inspiring English sources

The Republican presidential candidates have apparently decided that the real commander in chief test is to see who can out-trash talk the White House on Iran.

Late last month I was filling in as the company commander for my unit while our real commander was back home for leave.

Ludendorff succumbed completely to this eccentric woman, who regarded him as the real "commander in chief" of the Germans and had developed a belief in the activities of "supernational powers"—Jewry, Christianity, Freemasonry.

His name, however, became part of the lore of the raid after Panetta, who was the director of the C.I.A., told PBS's Jim Lehrer that McRaven was the "real commander" of the Abbottabad mission.

Ludendorff, however, whose ambition was as immense as his strategic gifts, at the close of the lost war claimed to have been the sole real "commander" of World War I.

White House spin doctors could say that it was a Clinton clone who had the relationship with Monica Lewinsky, not the real Commander-in-Chief.

The navy's real commanders, Francis Drake and Lord Howard, have been written out of the film; instead, it's Michael who sends the fireships.

Analysts said that Syria had long been home to the real commanders — low-level leaders making daily decisions for their decentralized units — and that the clout of the F.S.A. exile leadership might already be waning.

Certainly, threats of fire and fury are not going to make him surrender his arsenal, but they may still make Donald Trump feel like a real commander-in-chief.

The Bush administration's war crimes system "is designed to get criminal convictions" with "no real evidence," Commander Kuebler says.

The difference between a real female commander in chief and a woman who plays one on TV will one day prove to be that the former is not always shot at a flattering angle.