Sentence examples for those commanded from inspiring English sources

It was the first clash between government forces and those commanded by Maj.

That fee is comparable to those commanded by astronauts and White House spokesmen.

He ran an amateur operation; the ransoms he received were paltry compared with those commanded by someone like Nwaeze.

The ship also circled the area, and found and rescued two of the three remaining lifeboats — those commanded by the Captain and the second mate.

Canadians now control the English-speaking Caribbean's three largest banks, with $42 billion in assets, four times those commanded by its 40-odd remaining locally owned banks.These links draw on a long history.

Giant companies such as Microsoft, GE, HSBC, American Express and Intel already employ thousands of people in India.The lure is a well-educated English-speaking workforce whose wages, compared with those commanded by Americans and Britons, are peanuts.

No French African base was ever shut, much to the relief of those commanding the operation in Mali.

Those commanding the operations on board are quite sure they are making progress.

Among those who commanded fleets or squadrons of triremes were the playwright Sophocles and the historian Thucydides.

Despite his no-nonsense demeanor, those he commanded later recalled his ability to keep morale with his sense of humor.

Despite our antsy, adolescent irreverence, there was something about those books that commanded immediate attention, even a kind of awe.