Sentence examples for a command over from inspiring English sources

CLEVELAND — In the months since he began pursuing the presidency, Donald J. Trump has exhibited a command over the national news media that is without parallel in modern times.

"Miss Brooks has a command over both the colloquial and the more austere rhythms," the critic Rolfe Humphries wrote in The New York Times Book Review about the poems in "A Street in Bronzeville".

Yet by the first professional studio recordings a couple of years later, the seeds of genius are apparent, while five 1963 concert recordings - including jaw-dropping versions of 'Blowin' in the Wind', 'Masters of War' and 'A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall' - portray a self-possessed young man with a command over both his material and his audience that is spellbinding.

He has since helped to engineer a growth strategy meant to give Creative Artists a command over the talent world complete enough that clients, in theory, would find internal support for virtually any interest, while anyone approaching the entertainment business would find dealing with the agency an inevitability.

If you've got an idea for a future Clip joint, drop an email to [email protected] Films hold a command over our emotions like few other mediums; they make us laugh, they make us cry, they even make us angry ("Why is Michael Bay making another film about sentient sports cars?") However, some films go further and leave us with food for thought, or even a whole new outlook on life.

All the authors have established their niche, and further subspecialized, in the various aspects of pediatric urology, thus giving them a command over their area of expertise.

While 2006 Olympic champion Plushenko's free skate was by no means flawless, the 31-year-old continued to exert an uncommon command over a partisan crowd.

If, say, you were cyber-courted by a mysterious stranger with a powerful command over the art, could could you tell if they were cell- or code- based?

In the first place, inflation deprives people of the opportunity to save in a form that gives them a predictable command over future consumption goods.

It's hard to imagine such a scheme working, unless Trump establishes a political command over the private sector not seen in America since the forties.

"At the time it was a campaign, the governor wasn't selecting it, but what I saw in Senator Clinton was an innate ability to move people and a great command over substantive material.