Sentence examples for to be a command from inspiring English sources

They want to be a command presence, yet approachable".

What was supposed to be a command center for tracking fugitives at a government building in Bangkok was dark, musty and empty on a recent visit, inactive because of a lack of funds, according to the staff.

Another showed Kim surrounded by cheering military officials at what appeared to be a command center.

South of the road the 1st Battalion occupied what appeared to be a command post of the NK 9th Division.

Now, however, you don't need to be a command-line wizard to make it work for you.

They are also moving some ammunition depots and running what appears to be a unified command.

"Let me supply your needs," he urges, in what's meant to be a seductive command, but comes off as more of a plea.

Another 22 were hurt as a 12-storey block, said by Israel to be a Hamas command centre, was demolished.

'Down' is usually combined with 'stay', and is meant to be a stronger command.

For this to happen, there needs to be a conductor who commands attention and an orchestra that can give it.

Easy if you did the tagging - there should be a command below to do that.