Sentence examples for to command in from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the Bosnian Croat TO command in Kupres was overwhelmed by the complexity of the situation and could not track which units it had at its disposal even losing track of units physically near the command post.

He wanted me to be impressed by his ability to command: in this case, a warmer cup of hot water.

But the character stuck and he never failed to command in his characterisation of a favourite figure of Shakespeare's - Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night.

It is his responsibility to see that those who will be called upon to command in these circumstances are able to cope.

The military called upon its forces Sunday to exercise strict obedience to command in the face of challenges to social stability.

Unable to command in person, he appointed Bertrand du Guesclin constable in 1370; the latter proceeded to harry the enemy and to prey on supplies with great effectiveness.

Moving beyond mobile, Bryhni said he sees potential for ultrasound-powered gestures to elbow their way into cars — as a hands-free way to command in-car entertainment or navigation systems, for instance.

The mobile version of The Second Life reformats the online world to fit on mobile phone screens while mapping the keys on the handsets to commands in-world.

The order applies to "both active duty and selected reserve, assigned to commands in the DC metro area.

General Plumer was eventually appointed to command II Corps in December 1914, and succeeded Smith-Dorrien in command of the Second Army in 1915.

Ukip will have two MPs able to command attention in the House of Commons.