took command

The sailors took command of the ship from the cruel captain and marooned him on a desert island.

He took command of the Velvet revolution, transformed from shy intellectual into shrewd political tactician.

For one thing, he took command of a ragged army of revolutionaries.

Reveling in her newfound power, Vosa took command of the cult, leading it from a decrepit citadel on Kohlma, a burial moon orbiting Bogden.

The pirates took command of the ship by force from the sailors, and stranded them on a desert island.

Liu embankment people took command, driving his MiG-15 into space to meet the enemy, the enemy of Sanghunlabo recovery.

The general took command of the battle.

Because legend has it that General George Washington took command of the continental in 1775 under its very branches.

The police arrived and took command of the situation.

Liverpool pulled a goal back through Alex Kacaniklic before the break, but the young Gunners took command again following the restart.

The old Roman armies had several generals who took command by turns.

In the absence of anybody more experienced, I took command.

The army took command of relief work and some foreign aid money arrived.

After the earthquake, the first time he rushed to the disaster scene took command, to pacify the people, the stability of people's minds.

David Connole took command and took her out.

General David Petraeus, who took command in Iraq in 2007, rightly relied on men such as H. R. McMaster to rewrite strategy.