Sentence examples for vital commands from inspiring English sources

The plan gained momentum after the Sept. 11 attacks, when many first responders were unable to hear vital commands.

The most vital commands to train are walking on leash, "come," and "leave it," in addition to crate training.

The linear accelerator was missing a vital command — to insert the wedge.

One with a belly, bags under his eyes and a receding hairline, but sexual, visceral, vital, commanding all the same.

A four-star general formerly in charge of the increasingly vital Africa command was accused of financial mismanagement, accepting inappropriate gifts and assigning staff personal tasks.

Perhaps it runs a vast country that commands vital sea-lanes (Indonesia under Suharto).

Moreover, with new bases also in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia, America intended to command vital trade and oil routes and manage the "soft containment" of China and Russia.

"It was vital that the review command public confidence.

The prosecuting team said my testimony would be vital to showing his command over the camps.

American requests that Taiwan do more to protect vital structures such as command-and-control centres and airfields have met similar foot-dragging.

By his astute leadership and gallant devotion to duty, he enabled his men, despite severe losses, to cling tenaciously to their position on the vital ridge, thereby retaining command not only of the Guadalcanal airfield, but also of the 1st Division's entire offensive installations in the surrounding area.