Sentence examples for English commanded from inspiring English sources

While language-deficiency theories have since been discredited, Crummell's language analysis remains valuable for its attempt to describe the work that the deep features of the grammar of the colloquial English commanded by American blacks play in reasoning and discourse.

Abdul, the head of our delegation was a wizened Indian from South Africa whose precise English commanded authority, went over to them and began a parlay.

3, 1650), decisive engagement in the English Civil Wars, in which English troops commanded by Oliver Cromwell defeated the Scottish army, thereby opening Scotland to 10 years of English occupation and rule.

What it makes: Scheduling robot lets teams arrange meetings by typing plain English commands within Slack.

Mei Lan learned to listen to English commands, and so the Chinese are looking for a translator for her.

"When he first came over, he only knew three English commands: 'Speed big,'Speeded small' and 'Don't do that,' " the builder recalled.

Mae understands and executes English commands, thanks to algorithms and a software toolkit called Linear Temporal Logic Mission Planning (LTLMoP) being developed in the lab of Hadas Kress-Gazit, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Each Simple transaction is tagged with detailed information that allows customers to search their accounts with plain English commands like "Show me how much I spent on meals over $30 last month," or "Show me how much money I spent on gifts in December".

The transcript shows that Mr. Protasiuk continued to descend from a safe altitude of about 650 feet for more than a minute while the plane's Terrain Awareness and Warning System delivered the English commands "pull up, pull up" and "terrain ahead".

In all, the car can recognize 44 English commands spoken in a reasonable tone, regardless of accent, inflection, sex or age.

In all, the car can recognize 44 English commands spoken in a reasonable tone, regardless of accent, inflection, gender or age.