Sentence examples for a growing command of from inspiring English sources

A small bullfight scene made only two years after the Hercules is alive with caricatural zest and a growing command of bodies in motion.

The general even ostentatiously offered a few statistics -- 41 million Americans without health care -- demonstrating a growing command of campaign boilerplate, but still promising to offer more-detailed plans sometime down the road.

The first week of the current winter season demonstrated Ms. Kowroski's growing command of a broad repertory.

By 1917, he was the most successful movie-maker on earth, and his growing command of film form produced his first small masterpieces.

The Eighth Army, taking charge of the conflict, requested the activation of three corps headquarters for its growing command of UN forces.

The Eighth United States Army, taking charge of the conflict, requested the activation of three corps headquarters for its growing command of U.N. forces.

And although business plans cannot reproduce, successful ones do command a growing share of the economy's resources, as companies expand on the back of them and rivals copy them.Such a process succeeds at the level of the economy as a whole, while remaining coldly indifferent to the fate of individual firms within it.

Cites corporate servers and America's living room, where Xbox commands a growing share of U.S. gaming market.

Others are concerned by the interior minister, Nasser Yusuf, who has failed to bring the security forces under one chain of command, contributing to a growing sense of lawlessness.

Partly for that reason, General Abizaid, the head of the United States Central Command, rejected calls by a growing number of American lawmakers to increase American troops in Iraq beyond the current 140,000.

The litigation adds to a growing stack of lawsuits against the three largest credit rating agencies, which together command an 85percentt share of the market.