Sentence examples for always in command from inspiring English sources

But he's always in command of himself.

Ron Perranoski, the Dodgers' pitching coach, said Hershiser is always in command of his pitches.

In his fifth year, he is choosing his opportunities — even if it appears he is not always in command of events.

Four-time champion Federer was always in command and marched to an impressive victory in one hour and 52 minutes.

Played in front of a crowd of 2,346, Cavan were always in command after their early goal burst.

Neuer was always in command of his area and showed Higuain no mercy with a punched clearance which took out the ball and his opponent.

The 19-year-old Aldershot starlet, who has been tipped to emulate the feats of her idol Paula Radcliffe and is a medal hopeful for the 2012 London Olympics, beat Deidre Ryan by only a second in a close finish, but always looked in command of the 5.6 kilometre race.

Despite something of a comeback in the final quarter Leicester were always well in command of the match.

She proved to be an impressive performer in debates and, to a lesser extent, on the stump, always in perfect command of policy details.

The libretto jumps between time and place, always showing Disney in command.

But the people in command always refuse the truth.