Examples of using Took command in English and their translations into Greek
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He stood again on his feet, but again took command sit down.
In 1494 Venice took command and sent a Venetian rector there.
He was full of self-importance, puffing out his ill-fitting brown suit as he took command.
His followers fled back to Masada,where Eleazar took command of the dagger men until 73 C.E.
While Busse took command of the 9th Army on 21 January 1945, his appointment was never confirmed.
Republican rule collapsed in 1512, when the Medici took command with the aid of Spanish troops.
Kléber then took command of the 1st Division, and he fought at Antrain in November and then Mans in December.
After picking up more ships at Samos,Teleutias took command at Cnidus and commenced operations against Rhodes.
Hawke took command of the blockading fleet off Brest and extended the blockade of the French coast from Dunkirk to Marsielles.
After his defeat at Sarikamish,Enver returned to Constantinople and took command of the Turkish forces around the capital.
In March 1863 Gordon took command of the force at Songjiang, which had received the name of"Ever Victorious Army.".
After the U.S. had entered Mexico,the Mexican general Antonio López de Santa Anna took command of the Mexican soldiers in early 1847.
The following year Captain Templer took command of the newly established military balloon department at Chatham.
With the reorganization of the armies into the Army of the Sambre and Meuse,Kléber took command of the 1st Division.
Vereshchagin took command of the fortress in Uzbekistan during a raid after Kaufman left to defend the emir.
With campaigns underway in the spring of 1796,in May Kléber took command of the right wing of the Army of the Sambre and Meuse.
Yusuf ibn Tashfin took command of North Morocco, while Abu Bakr ibn Umar was leader in the Sahara, Tafilalt and the Draa.
A paramilitary group called the Chetnik Avengers also existed andwas led by Milan Lukić who later took command of the White Eagles.
Capt. Richard McCormick took command of the Ford last spring and will be at the helm for sea trials when they are scheduled.
King Magnus I of Norway aspired to the English throne, and in 1045 and1046, fearing an invasion, Edward took command of the fleet at Sandwich.
After both of the Lugo,Celtic took command of the match and, thanks to a successful Mario Bermejo, which got two goals, turned to the marker.
The LVF's French commander, Colonel Roger Labonne,was relieved in mid-1942, and the unit was attached to various German divisions until June 1943 when Colonel Edgar Puaud took command.
On March 31 2011 Nato took command of the overall mission that helped the Libyan rebels defeat Gaddafi and take power.
After a number of adventures, including the sacking of the monastery at Peterborough, which Hereward did to forestall the Norman abbot Turold,he went to Ely and took command of the Saxons who defied the Normans….
Alexander ascended the throne of Macedonia and took command of the massive army his father had spent his life assembling and training.
Lee took command of the Army of Northern Virginia in 1862, and led invasions into Union territory, ultimately becoming commander of all Confederate forces.
He immediately established an alliance with other Gallic tribes, took command and combined all forces, and led them in the Celts' most significant revolt against Roman power.
NATO took command of the overall mission on March 31, a mission that helped the Libyan rebels to defeat the forces of the government and take power.
In early April 1920, Anton Denikin, commander-in-chief of the AFSR,delegated all authority to Pyotr Wrangel, who took command of the so-called"Russian Army", which included all units remaining from the AFSR after its defeat in the Northern Caucasus.
In 1779, Captain Jones took command of the 42-gun USS Bonhomme Richard(or as he preferred it, Bon Homme Richard), a merchant ship rebuilt and given to America by the French shipping magnate.