Sentence examples similar to seriously commanded from inspiring English sources
But Lothar's dynastic resources were too seriously impaired to command the full allegiance of the magnates.
He commanded forces on virtually every European front, and was seriously wounded twice.
But the collection of some seriously PC-first developers commanding a hardcore audience may help bring some PC gaming wisdom to the Xbox world.
He won a victory at Fort Stanwix (now Rome) in August 1777 and commanded advance battalions at the Battle of Saratoga that autumn, fighting brilliantly until seriously wounded.
French staff officers disastrously failed to treat seriously several crucial differences between Dien Bien Phu and Na San: First, at Na San, the French commanded most of the high ground with overwhelming artillery support.
He commanded respect partly because he lived a very simple life and was a teacher who took his own teachings seriously.
3. Leaders Who Coach: Many of those interviewed are aware that old fashioned military-style "command and control" leadership is seriously outdated.
In 1854 he resigned his ministerial post and, although seriously ill, accepted command of the French forces in Crimea.
Financial planner Lawrence A. Krause sometimes borrows an assessment from Yogi Berra to give advice to anyone seriously considering taking command of his or her own financial life.
The result in Bosnia seriously eroded European credibility.Europeans should be allowed to command American troops assigned to NATO, and be given more key posts such as the southern command in Naples.
