Examples of using Second in command in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Second in Command.
Fletcher is second in command.
As second in command, you're not going anywhere.
Gadreel is his second in command.
Your second in command, Frank Wagner, a police informer.
I will join you as second in command.
I'm second in command.
It just means you're my second in command.
I need a second in command, Artaphernes.
Lieutenant Tawes has been his second in command.
Bean was second in command of the expedition.
I'm offering you a job as my second in command.
The humans are second in command of those levels.
Pentheus, son of Salas,will be my second in command.
As second in command, I am now the captain of Icarus II.
Her father is the second in command in Greenland!
I have only had one true friend,Gerd, my second in command.
I was second in command here in the Southern District.
Davis, master of the Aurora and second in command of the expedition.
I was second in command under Shackleton in the Antarctica.
Sober old thing like you. I wouldn't want to be his second in command.
I wouldn't want to be his second in command, sober old thing like you.
Up until nine months ago, she was Chief Operating Officer at Iwaju, my second in command, if you will.
But the second in command, Peter Connelly, he's the one the network really trusts.
He lost it all, andthen made a spectacular comeback as second in command to a king.
The second in command, lieutenant-colonel Jan van Swieten, took over command and decided to retreat to the coast.
Twenty bucks an hour, Monday to Friday,I'm second in command, and when I am working, I work alone.
It did so without centralized direction because McClellan had personally moved south of Malvern Hill after Gaines' Mill without leaving directions for corps movements during the retreat nor naming a second in command.
He was assisted by Colonel Monson as second in command, Major Scott as adjutant-general and Captain Fletcher as brigade-major of the East India Company.
On 15 August 1170, he was knighted by his father, King Afonso I, andfrom then on he became his second in command, both administratively and militarily.