Sentence examples for and commanding in the from inspiring English sources

Makes the occasional glaring mistake, but otherwise is a left-footed center back who is smooth on the ball and commanding in the air.

If he ended up as a vice presidential candidate this year—I'm betting he doesn't—or as a presidential candidate four years from now, he faces the following potential problem: there are personalities that come across as refreshingly unadulterated, invigorating and commanding in the short run but can come to seem overbearing over time.

We stipulate that he's quick-witted, fluent, and commanding in the debates.

After initially preparing for the priesthood, he entered the army, in which he became director of the artillery, introduced the Prussian system of drill in the Seven Years' War, and commanded in the short campaign against Portugal (1762).

Back from injury and was commanding in the first half, galvanising his team and providing a steady organising influence.

Smith has improved significantly over the last four months, demonstrating better footwork in his dropbacks and greater poise and command in the huddle, and the Jets want to see that translate Saturday.

The difference between plain old "voice commands" and "interactive voice commands" — in the Samsung SmartTV universe — is in fact clarified by the company in its blog.

Go to start menu and type "Run" command in the Search bar.

Fig. 5A shows representative currents from the same cell activated by 10 ms (Fig. 5Ai) and 200 ms (Fig. 5Aii) commands in the absence and presence of doxepin.

One of her sons is studying to become an architect, her income is steady and the respect she commands in the village is unrivalled by any man.

For descriptive statistics, (correlations and mean comparisons), the survey commands in the program STATA [ 39] were used.