Sentence examples for any command of from inspiring English sources

"I do not intend to abide by any command of me, flesh and blood, to do anything".

"In 1956, two people with barely any command of English, who had no formal education of any sort, were able to find jobs.

He had to do this secretly and notwithstanding any command of his superiors to the contrary; and even when the irregularity of his conduct attracted their attention and the terrible weapons of spiritual coercion were brought to bear upon him, he was deterred from explaining his position by the papal command of secrecy.

If he were a first-time director and hadn't demonstrated any command of this method, I'd probably have reservations.

He humorously commented that the Progressives "have not lifted my excommunication by giving me a better ration of soup [i.e., any command of importance], thus I shall remain on a diet".

The orphanage had made him disciplined, football had honed his fitness, and after one year, he was recommended for officer training, despite the 1914 Manual of Military Law barring a "negro or person of colour" from exercising "any actual command of power".

If you train any command for too long of a time, both you and your dog might become tired and bored.

"His first word was 'ball.' And he just had a command of any other ball sport — football, baseball, basketball.

Now, several of them said, their optimism comes from the uncertainty in the closing hours of a contest, rather than any affirmative command of the race.

Thus if a command was (i rightarrow {mathrm {Add}}(1,2); j), we replace it by two commands (i; epsilon _4=0 rightarrow i'), (i'; rightarrow {mathrm {Add}}(1,2); j) where (i') is a new number (not the number of any other command of the Minsky machine).

He agreed to a smaller command, coming to lead a Thuringian contingent; he commented in a letter to his brother that "I should have declined any other command of the kind, but I could not refuse this one, as, in the present condition of our States, it is important to keep the executive power in our hands".