Sentence examples for the toughest command from inspiring English sources
Run twice a year since 1917, it is widely regarded as one of the toughest command courses in the world, with a failure rate of 25 percent.
The government is dominated by the Dinka, the biggest group in southern Sudan, and some of the toughest rebel armies are commanded by members of the Nuer, a historic rival.
The conventional wisdom held that in tonight's presidential debate, the first, and perhaps most important, of three encounters between Mr. Gore and Gov. George W. Bush, Mr. Gore should show voters a warm and fuzzy side while Mr. Bush should seize a tough, commanding tone.
Poor is not the toughest, but being sick is the toughest".
They join a unit of the Seventh Algerian Infantry Regiment in the platoon commanded by tough Sergeant Martinez, introduced as a pied noir but revealed as being half-Algerian.
Erudite and intellectual, possessed of a wicked wit, he kept Republicans together by the force of his personality and the power of his arguments, and defended his tough and controversial command of the House in a way that generated widespread respect among his colleagues from both parties.
The Kurdish command knows that a lot remains to be done, and that the going will be tough.
The high command hesitated.
Enter the install command.
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