Sentence examples for will take command from inspiring English sources

But next year, he said, he will take command of Cunard's newest liner, the Queen Victoria.

The election in November will determine whether the religious right will take command of the Ohio Republican Party.

On March 7, they will take command of the American sector in NATO's operation there, responsible for ensuring that Bosnia's tenuous peace somehow endures.

[C1.] HARVARD MONEY MANAGER Jane Mendillo, Wellesley College's investment chief, will take command of Harvard University's $34.9 billion endowment, the world's largest college fund.

Gerard Kleisterlee, who will take command of the Dutch group in April, said that business had slowed particularly in the United States.

Maj. Gen. William J. Lennox Jr. will take command of the United States Military Academy on Friday morning, becoming its 56th superintendent.

They feature touch functionality, as well, so you can, say, double tap to activate Siri, who will take commands via the built-in mics.

"If you're not going to get stops, it puts pressure on your offense and they'll take command".

This month Brazil announced that it will also take command of the naval part of the UN's mission in Lebanon.

Lt. Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, General Odierno's successor, who will formally take command on Wednesday, and Gen. James N. Mattis, the head of Central Command, also attended the evening session with the vice president.

Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's Shiite-run government says it will now take command of the Sons of Iraq, the 100,000 armed men who have been policing Sunni regions.