Sentence examples for Early command from inspiring English sources

Serbia took early command and led by as many as 25 before cruising to a 77-67 win.

In a scintillating rematch of the 2010 national semifinals, Griner scored 6 of Baylor's first 8 points as the Bears took early command.

"When you throw strikes, sometimes that's going to happen," Perez said of his early command issues.

An early command of personal voice gives huge insight into the level of a person's self-confidence and the best won't waver from their core values.

An early command by the announcer of "Get on your feet and make some noise!" was ignored by most in attendance.

Another early command guidance method was beam riding, in which the missile sensed a radar beam pointed at the target and automatically corrected back to it.

Evidence against him includes videotape of his 2008 command of the door-to-door execution of 150 villagers.

Operations against the Spaniards won him the rank of general and, in 1794, command of the Army of the Eastern Pyrenees.

Altogether, Powell appeared in more than 30 silents, usually playing a dastardly villain, notably in Romola (1924), Beau Geste (1926), and The Last Command (1928).

These categories today command just 37percentt of the average household's budget, compared with 76percentt in 1901.

Lloyd then made his final film, The Last Command (1955), a long but effective telling of the Alamo's last days, with Sterling Hayden as Jim Bowie and Arthur Hunnicutt as Davy Crockett.