Wallace's division, and that of himself, then commanded by Brigadier-General W.
I ordered my second brigade (then commanded by Colonel T.
The same order that took us to Memphis required me to send the division of General Lew Wallace (then commanded by Brigadier-General A.
On the 26th of July, Captain Tyler’s company, then commanded by Captain Wilson, was also ordered to Fort Wool.
By an order accompanying the commission, the company was assigned to the First Regiment of Militia, then commanded by Col.
I was assigned to one of these rooms, and at once began service with my company, A, then commanded by Lieutenant Taylor.
He then commanded a little wine to be brought to strengthen her; and taking leave of her, returned to his apartment.
He then commanded a chafing-dish of lighted charcoal to be set before him, and after some moments of contemplation, cast into it some perfumes, over which he pronounced incantations.
He then commanded an amanuensis to attend, and seated Mazin of Bussorah by him, until he had taken down his adventures from beginning to end.
He then commanded a halting day, and despatched two confidential attendants with orders to conduct our innocent and unfortunate mother, with us three sisters, a day's distance from the city, and then to put us to death.
In this attack the brigade, then commandedby Colonel Lord Charles Manners, was at different periods employed in supporting the Spanish forces, the hussar brigade, and General Clinton's division.
By great exertions on the part of the officers, aided by the appearance of a neighbouring brigade of Pennsylvania, then commanded by Colonel Stewart, the leaders were secured, and the two regiments brought back to their duty.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "then commanded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
