“President Lincoln finally wrote him a stinging letter of reproach for his faults in the past, and appointed him commander of the Army of the Potomac.”

“He's always been mentioned by those who did bombings in the past as their commander.”

“Some airlines will also waive fees if a servicemember can present a copy of military orders or a letter from a commander.”

“In ancient China, each commandery was governed by a commander, ensuring effective administration and security throughout the region.”

“First-fruits were restored to the Crown, and so was the commandery of St. John.”

“They fulfil their spiritual vocation within the commandery in liaison with their chaplain.”

“It will undertake the responsibility of commandership in the region in April.”

“So true and impressive is this that reflection upon it makes the last year of Lee's commandership seem peculiarly glorious.”

“After Absalom's rebellion David foolishly and unjustly offered the commandership of the army to his nephew Amasa.”

“Their organization was strictly hierarchical, into priorates, then bailiwicks and lastly commanderies.”

“The lands of these ballivi conventuali of languages were divided into three classes, priories, balliages, and commanderies.”

“The commanderies have not responded to our call for aid as they should have done.”

“The US is buying off regional warlords and militia commanders for a variety of reasons.”

“Like pulling a rabbit out of a hat, the President magically placed battlefield responsibility in the hands of the battle commanders.”

“Other commanders wore bright cloaks or gold-inlaid corselets to insure their recognition on the battlefield.”