Sentence examples for a command at a from inspiring English sources

As a smart speaker, it offers best-in-class voice recognition, vastly outstripping the ability of other smart speakers to hear you trying to trigger a command at a distance or while music is playing, but its overall flexibility is stymied by the limited command sets that the Siri protocol offers.

Another excerpt from our review: "[The HomePod] offers best-in-class voice recognition, vastly outstripping the ability of other smart speakers to hear you trying to trigger a command at a distance or while music is playing, but its overall flexibility is stymied by the limited command sets that the Siri protocol offers".

You type in a command at a blinking cursor and wait for it to be executed.

He shouted a command at the driver.

Forget about chain of command at a university or a church or a youth organization.

It sets out a plan for the murder of the armed forces' high command at a presidential banquet, a left-wing seizure of power and then the elimination of opposition figures.

"War is a matter of opinion," Napoleon wrote, about who is in command at a certain hour on a certain day, about the threat posed by an enemy and his weapons.

He credits his work ethic to his mother, a single parent and Jamaican immigrant who moved to Miami at nineteen and started her own business; Montaque spent his adolescence leapfrogging up the chain of command at a local Chick-fil-A, and has nearly a decade of management experience.

He credits his work ethic to his mother, a single parent and Jamaican immigrant who moved to Miami at nineteen and started her own business; Montaque spent his adolescence leapfrogging up the chain of command at a local Chick-fil-A, and has nearly a decade of management experience.

His supporters say the country cannot afford a change in the military command at a time of continuing security challenges, not least from India, which on 29 September launched what it called retaliatory surgical strikes against alleged terrorist "launch pads" inside the Pakistani-held portion of Kashmir, the Himalayan region both countries lay claim to.

The push for a new shared military capability was signalled in early December when the former Saudi Ambassador to the UK and the United States, Prince Turki al-Faisal called for "a unified military force, a clear chain of command" at a high level regional security conference in Riyadh, the Saudi capital.