Sentence examples for the general command from inspiring English sources
Colonel Sadiki was the only FDLR commander who had managed to become independent from the general command.
This is a collective term for devices exhibiting animal-like purposeful behaviour under the general command of (but without direct help from) humans.
The law does not refrain from searching for the intent of the actor in a multitude of circumstances; and in some cases the general command to ascertain intent is not susceptible to much further refinement.
The screenplay, an American and Spanish collaboration by three writers, revolves around the journalist's encounter with a woman who works as an editor at the republicans' press office on the northern front, as their forces try to hold back the nationalists under the general command of Francisco Franco.
The Prussian forces, totaling some 285,000 men, were deployed mainly in three armies ranging in a 270-mile-long arc, from the border of Saxony to Silesia, under the general command of the chief of the general staff, Helmuth von Moltke, who was to test his new theories and methods in the encounter.
On June 1, after Johnston was wounded at the Battle of Fair Oaks, Davis replaced him with Lee, giving the general command of the largest Confederate army. Lee ordered Jackson to join him near Richmond for a combined assault on McClellan instead of using Jackson to attack Washington directly.
The General commanded the Army Ground Forces until he was succeeded by Lieutenant-General Ben Lear last July, less than two weeks before McNair was killed by an American bomb in Normandy.
Christopher Owens, the general commanding the aircraft wing at Futenma, thinks the move to a base facing fewer restrictions would be preferable.At one point it even seemed feasible.
The response, forwarded via Gen. Robert S. Foster, called Hartwell's letter "ill timed," and added, "The General Commanding is afraid your letters show an inclination to make trouble".
The general commanding the monkey army is one of the heroes in the Indian Ramayana epic, which travelled as far as Thailand, where it was adapted to become Ramakian.
But Christopher Owens, the general commanding the aircraft wing at Futenma, thinks the move to a base facing fewer restrictions would be preferable.At one point it even seemed feasible.
