Sentence examples for which was commanded from inspiring English sources
Weeks before, she had watched the launch from Cape Canaveral of the last mission by the space shuttle Endeavour, which was commanded by her husband, Mark Kelly.
By October 1862, Lane had filled the First Regiment of Kansas Colored Volunteers, which was commanded by Col. James M. Williams and drilled at Fort Scott, Kan.
The National Geographic program tells the story of Robert Ballard's search for PT-109, which was commanded by John F. Kennedy in World War II, and sunk by the Japanese on Aug. 2, 1943.
Scientists who combed the bottom of Lake Michigan last week for the wreck of the Griffin, which was commanded by the French explorer LaSalle and disappeared in 1679, have retrieved a beam that could be the bowsprit.
Stan Pollack Dear Diary: More than a few years ago, amid the frenzy of holiday shopping at Bloomingdale's, I finally reached the checkout counter, which was commanded by a young man who calmly leaned over and said to me, sotto voce: I am the eye of the hurricane.
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, 7 miles (11 km) to the south, includes reconstructed buildings of Fort Lincoln, which was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer before his "last stand" at the Battle of the Little Bighorn (June 25 , 1876, and On-a-Slant Village, the site of a former Mandan village.
The first task force aircraft attacked the Syrian radar at the top of Jebel Baruk, which was commanding a large area.
The coalition troops are part of what NATO calls Task Force Helmand, which is commanded by a British general and centered on a British force of nearly 8,000.
In his post on Sunday, Kadyrov said Dadayev had left the north battalion, which is commanded by the brother of Kadyrov ally and MP Adam Delimkhanov.
A central goal in the Obama administration's counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan, which is commanded by Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, is to win over the country's population.
Last year this extreme jihadist group, which is commanded by Iraqis and largely manned by foreign fighters, had rapidly expanded its influence in rebel-held areas.
