Sentence examples for take command for from inspiring English sources
On May 1 General B.F. Butler led 15,000 Union troops into the city to take command for the remainder of the war.
After staying alive, Williams held serve and then, shrieking on every shot, broke Safarova's serve in the next game to take command for good and close out a 6-7 (5), 6-2, 7-5 victhat thad had required two days to complete after starting Wednesday evening.
Williams would hold serve and then, shrieking on every shot, break Safarova's serve in the next game to take command for good and close out a 6-76-7-7), 6-2, 7-5 victory that had started on Wednesday evening.
Brig Rupert Jones, of 1 Mechanized Brigade, who will take command for the next six months, said: "The Afghans are now ready to lead operations this summer when traditionally the insurgency tends to be stronger".
Interim bowl coaches — assistants called upon to take command for only one game, often the biggest game of the season — are a fact of life in college..
But by the end of the very long night, he was preparing to fly down to Tallahassee, Florida, to take command for the campaign.
It would not be, but after losing the second set, Williams took command for good by breaking Rezaï's serve in the fourth game of the third set to take a 3-1 lead.
Though Clijsters had her serve broken six times, she managed to break Li's seven times, and Clijsters took command for good in the seventh game of the set by making a great read on a lunging backhand volley by Li and ripping it down the line for a winner.
He dictated a terse memo: "I am determined to take command of all situations for which I personally and my estate bear the ultimate obligation".
Returning to Washington as news of the Union defeat at the Second Battle of Bull Run (August 29 30) was received, McClellan was asked to take command of the army for the defense of the capital.
Thus, due to his strong leadership skills and popularity, Hoang was selected to take command of Viet Cong forces for operations in Ap Bac.
