Commanders example sentences

Related (7): general, admiral, captain, colonel, major, commander-in-chief, commodore

com·mand·er

noun

commanders (plural noun)

- a person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation:

- a naval officer of high rank, in particular (in the US Navy or Coast Guard) an officer ranking above lieutenant commander and below captain.

- (in certain metropolitan police departments) the officer in charge of a division, district, precinct, or squad.

- a member of a higher class in some orders of knighthood.

Synonyms

leader, head, headman, boss, chief, director, manager, overseer, controller, master, CO, officer, captain, skipper, kingpin, bigwig, gaffer, sachem, honcho, here, Legal

"Commanders" Example Sentences

1. The commanders were in the war room, planning their next move.
2. The soldiers were loyal to their commanders.
3. The commanders led their troops to victory.
4. The commanders were praised for their strategic thinking.
5. The commanders were experienced and skilled in warfare.
6. The commanders relied on their intelligence for decision-making.
7. The commanders issued orders to their soldiers.
8. The commanders expected their soldiers to obey them.
9. The commanders were respected by their subordinates.
10. The commanders inspired their soldiers to fight bravely.
11. The commanders were unwavering in their determination to win the battle.
12. The commanders were always prepared for any situation.
13. The commanders were the backbone of the army.
14. The commanders were constantly assessing the enemy's movements.
15. The commanders were trained to think on their feet.
16. The commanders had a reputation for being tough but fair.
17. The commanders knew their soldiers well and treated them with respect.
18. The commanders were quick to adapt to new technologies.
19. The commanders were constantly communicating with their troops.
20. The commanders were the ones who made the tough decisions.
21. The commanders were often seen on the front lines of battle.
22. The commanders had a deep understanding of their enemy's strengths and weaknesses.
23. The commanders were responsible for the safety of their soldiers.
24. The commanders were willing to risk their own lives for their soldiers.
25. The commanders inspired loyalty among their soldiers.
26. The commanders worked closely with intelligence officers to gather information.
27. The commanders were constantly evaluating their own performance and that of their soldiers.
28. The commanders were known for their bravery and courage.
29. The commanders were reliable and trustworthy.
30. The commanders were the unsung heroes of the war effort.

Common Phases

1. "Commanders, take your positions;"
2. "Commanders, initiate attack;"
3. "Commanders, hold your ground;"
4. "Commanders, advance forward;"
5. "Commanders, fall back to safety;"
6. "Commanders, regroup and strategize;"
7. "Commanders, secure the perimeter;"
8. "Commanders, survey the area for enemies;"
9. "Commanders, report your status;"
10. "Commanders, prepare for evacuation."