Sentence examples for to take a command from inspiring English sources

In the past, local government leaders were often expected to take a command and control role in responding to an emergency or a disaster.

Advanced users with knowledge of the Mac OS X Lion Terminal application can also use the "screen-capture" command to take a screenshot from the command line.

Saying this brings the product to life, and can be followed by commands to take a picture, start recording video or search the web.

A sabbatical is an ancient biblical concept -- even in Leviticus those working in the fields were commanded to take a respite.

Your reflexes will command you to take a step to catch yourself.

She's commanding you to take a little piece of her heart.

In one, God appears and commands you to take a year off and travel the world.

In the other, God commands you to take a year off to go work in a leper colony.

Barzee had accepted Mitchell's revelations including one commanding him to take a series of Mormon girls as wives.

But even the nonbelievers showed a weakness for certain heavenly dreams, like one in which God commanded them to take a year off to travel the world.

It stars John Wayne as Major Dan Kirby, who is brought in from the outside to take over a command for which the outfit's highest-ranking officer, Captain Carl Griffin (Robert Ryan), was deemed unfit.