in command of

Frequency: 8.323.4 per million words

To be in a position of authority over a group or situation.

commandPREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The general was in command of the entire northern flank.
  • Captain Miller is now in command of the fleet's flagship.
  • After the promotion, she will be in command of the marketing department.
  • Despite the chaos, the experienced pilot remained in full command of the aircraft.
  • Who is currently in command of this operation?
  • He took a deep breath, trying to get back in command of his emotions.
  • As the project manager, you are in command of all resources and personnel.
  • With her deep knowledge of the subject, she was clearly in command of the debate.
  • For over a decade, the dictator was in absolute command of the nation.
  • The fire chief arrived and immediately took his place in command of the firefighting efforts.