Examples of using Taking command in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Taking command!
I see you will be taking command.
I'm taking command.
So I'm seizing the ship and taking command.
I am taking command.
And 194 stayed afloat without the executive officer taking command.
I'm taking command.
Special Agent Elizabeth Ferrell,FBI, taking command by federal order.
Taking command of this ship.
I don't know what he said to you… but I am taking command of the Endurance.
I'm taking command of this ship.
In the war that followed,Charles was promoted to General in the Austrian army, taking command of the 20th Corps for an offensive in Tyrol.
Am taking command of fleet.
And in November of 1943… Rommel made a tour of inspection of the Atlantic defenses… preparatory of taking command of the Nazi forces… that were gathering to resist the assault.
I'm taking command of the fleet.
Jaime then rides for the Riverlands to aid Tywin in his campaign against the Riverlands, taking command of half the Lannister host.
I'm taking command of Enterprise.
The thought of it is making me crazy when I'm making concessions to give her more room to be free, andsome fucker is taking command of her, wanting into her panties, desiring what's mine.
Colonel, I'm taking command of your prison.
After the departure of Kononenko, Saint-Jacques and McClain in July 2019, Ovchinin, Hague andKoch will transfer over to Expedition 60, with Ovchinin taking command of the station, and would subsequently return to Earth in early October 2019.
By taking command, you have become personally responsible for their actions.
I was with the 10th Hussars… before taking command of the Bushveldt Carbineers in the Transvaal.
After taking command, Khalid reorganized the army into 36 infantry regiments and four cavalry regiments, with his cavalry elite, the mobile guard, held in reserve.
The U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff created the South Pacific theater,with Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghormley taking command on 19 June 1942, to direct the offensive in the Solomons.
Instead of taking command like an adult, you're sitting in here crying like a baby!
The Broadway musical presents a considerably embellished version of the real Margaret Brown's exploits;it portrays her taking command of a Titanic lifeboat and keeping the survivors in her charge going with bravado and her pistol.
Since taking command of the Judiciary, In September, the minister has made surprise visits to prisons in the country, having already been in the Federal District, in Rio Grande do Norte and Rio Grande do Sul.
Even researchers as well qualified andhighly motivated as most of the teaching staff of UFABC need some incentive," says Capelle, who before taking command of the university in 2014 spent four years as dean of research.
Taking command of the 3rd Infantry Regiment, on red Beach, arrived to quell the first tenentistas of the 1920 uprisings, however, became sympathetic to the cause, being reformed and arrested, remaining in this position from 1923 to 1925.
The army tanks entered to the streets in Ankara and Istanbul, the largest Turkish cities,flying army helicopters carrying army personnel taking command of vital infrastructure centers to control them and that was successfully accomplished.