Sentence examples for whatever command from inspiring English sources

She had meant only to accentuate whatever command she gave him by pounding on his desk with her open palm, but when a familiar toothless smirk flashed across his face, one he desperately tried to control, she found herself wanting to erase it, the way she did the words and numbers from the blackboard at the end of each school day.

Therefore, they posit, a reduced number of targets might tempt a nuclear power in a crisis to surprise attack our bombers and non-deployed submarines, betting that whatever command authority remains in the U.S. would not retaliate with the remaining weapons, particularly nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles on deployed submarines (whose whereabouts would be unknown to any adversary).

Say "stay" or whatever command you want to use, and then you may click, and treat.

Whatever command you use, it should be the only thing that allows your dog to exit your home.

With your dog next to you, say "Get me a beer" or whatever command you have chosen for this action.

Don't shout their name in anger, shout 'no!' or whatever command (sit, stay, lie down, off etc).. Give them treats if they do good.

Every toolbar can be changed to show whatever commands you want.

It converts your flex into a digital signal, then fires that off to an Arduino for whatever commands you might have wired up.

In Matthew 18 19 the verse tells us that "Whatsoever we bind on earth will be bound in heaven", what that means is that whatever we command to be bound, will be bound in the spiritual realm (or the heavens).

If the first is chosen, it would imply that whatever God commands must be good: even if he commanded someone to inflict suffering, then inflicting suffering must be moral.

"My sense is the military sees the terms of the advise-and-assist role as sufficiently broad to do whatever the U.S. command authority and the Iraqi command authority want to do, including combat," said Ryan C. Crocker, the former ambassador in Baghdad.