Sentence for command | Use command in a sentence

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• It is my command. (10)
• Command her to eat. (10)
• He speaks to command. (10)
• Command them into my presence. (18)
• You will say it is my command. (10)
• Her very look is a command to me. (18)
• He had lost command of his countenance. (10)
• He had verily no command of his reason. (10)
• Her voice carried an unmistakeable command. (10)
• Eyeing the men, he felt his command of them. (10)
• Their majority in the House will command it. (10)
• She could not command her attention as she wished. (4)
• I command nothing but raw and flighty hearts of men. (10)
• Janet had a difficulty in resuming her command of him. (10)
• Shelton looked at him with all the force at his command. (8)
• No one opposing this command he led the way from the room. (8)
• Furthermore it was he who chose their path by a silent command. (12)
• When Destournelles took command the outlook was most desperate. (19)
• You will have as free a command of the park and gardens as ever. (4)
• She sat down to make tea, and talked with singular self command. (10)
• She sat down to make tea, and talked with singular self command. (22)
• He had to swallow down this pill with what grace he could command. (8)
• The best of them and, of course, the few, command the latter sum. (21)
• All that you need to do now is to secure the command of West Point. (18)
• One resisted desperately and struggled against the command, but in vain. (12)
• Wilfrid obeyed a command to declare his name, his country, and his rank. (10)
• He must command; he must be a chief; he fancies he can intrigue poor thing! (10)
• He found a comforting reassurance in asserting his command over his own shadow. (1)
• Champlain was made one of the Associates, and continued in his command of Quebec. (19)
• He had assumed command of all the forces still intact and was pretty closely beset. (7)
• Then came stern efforts to command his misery and make the nerves of his face iron. (10)
• If that woman could not get the command, he was to know her incapable of submission. (10)
• She was without any power, because she was without any desire of command over herself. (4)
• Rose had got a mask at last: her colour, voice, expression, were perfectly at command. (10)
• She also heard about ten days thereafter that he had taken command at West Point, August 3. (18)
• Two thousand men were raised and the command given to an English officer, Colonel Monckton. (19)
• Jane should therefore make the most of every half-hour in which she can command his attention. (4)
• She was vexed with her full breast, and had as little command of her thoughts as of her feelings. (10)
• He had, however, with him Lord Howe, a brave and able young officer, who was the second in command. (19)
• She could not have abandoned her path instantly though Carlo had spoken his command to her in person. (10)
• The command had scarcely passed his lips ere a bullet pierced his body, and he fell, to rise no more. (19)
• Finesse had to be used to deceive the watchful post-commanders on the Hudson under the command of Arnold. (18)
• The marriage he vaunts is a mere convenient arrangement for two to live together under command of nature. (10)
• It is such an abominable trick to be ill here instead of at Bath that I can scarcely command myself at all. (4)
• Never before had Canada boasted so many French soldiers as were now arrayed under the command of Montcalm. (19)
• If there be accident or delay, or any other unforeseen trouble, he is at the scene promptly and takes command. (21)
• Court influence succeeded in giving the nominal command to General Amherst, but Wolfe was the {209} real leader. (19)
• His best instruments are now greatly admired and, because so few in good condition are known, command a high price. (3)
• The Squire could not bear being played to, but it was the only command likely to be obeyed that came into his head. (8)
• They were rough-and-ready adventurers both; and it all depended whose purse was largest to command their services. (19)
• It will be seen that Schumann wrote much in the sonata or symphonic form, yet his command of it was far from complete. (3)
• And there is a great advantage in having a cultivated person at command, with whom one can chat of any topic under the sun. (10)
• What astonished him most was to find his father in command of an English ship, and wearing the dress of an English Admiral. (19)
• But although two ships belonging to the Company had fallen to their lot, yet they could find none competent to command them. (19)
• The command of this force was given to General Braddock, a stern and peppery old soldier, wholly ignorant of Indian warfare. (19)
• At one of the military stations we took on a guard of a dozen or fifteen soldiers under command of a non-commissioned officer. (7)
• Corporal Modesty had given the word of command, and the well-disciplined picket had gone right-about-face like a single person. (2)
• On the 18th of October 1690 Major Walley, the second in command, with 1300 men and some small field cannon, landed at Beauport. (19)
• A mounted officer cantered along the bank, paused a moment to look at us, gave a sharp command to a sentinel, and went on again. (20)
• Instead of the dignity of command, La Barre wheedled their deputies, sending them away from {123} Montreal loaded with presents. (19)
• His serious air and habitual tone of command fascinated the softness of Berry, and it was not until he had gone that she spoke out. (10)
• In case of breakdown or other railroad misfortune, his section would speedily overtake and he would thus be soon in personal command. (21)
• Elizabeth said as little to either as civility would allow, and sat down again to her work, with an eagerness which it did not often command. (4)
• Baba Mustapha, was pronounced Sovereign of Oolb, amid the acclamations of the guard encamped under the command of Ravaloke, without the walls. (10)
• Here they were joined by two Massachusetts regiments under the command of Samuel Vetch, a New Englander, who had been made Governor of Annapolis. (19)
• He could command good prices from editors, but by a not uncommon fortune periodical work yielded him much better return than his accumulating books. (14)

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