Sentence examples for command chair from inspiring English sources
Beam your very own replica of Captain Kirk's command chair into your living room.
Captain's Chair – Star Trek (1966 196969) As soon as Kirk took up residence on the Enterprise deck, his command chair became synonymous with the show.
Captain Young, who had been to the Moon twice, redefined the notion of the "right stuff" when he was pictured in his command chair in his reading glasses looking over flight plans.
The summer 2017 show will borrow objects from the vast sci-fi collection of Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen, whose museum in Seattle owns things such as Captain Kirk's command chair from Star Trek.
Away from the context of the Enterprise bridge (which isn't yet on offer), Kirk's command chair looks a little like the sort of hard-wearing leather seat you might find in a dentist's waiting room, though with the addition of all those buttons on the arms.
Within the top productions, collectors prize the iconic costume or prop like Dorothy's ruby slippers (which fetched $666,000 in 2000), one of the original prop Maltese Falcon statuettes ($398,500 in 1994) and Captain Kirk's Enterprise command chair ($304,750 in 2002).
"The closet command-chair Trekkies have come out of the closet," said Keith Marshall, 45, an unemployed phlebotomist, emergency medical technician, corrections officer and firefighter whose uncompleted chair, currently sitting in his brother's garage, is slated for his own living room in Bonney Lake, Wash.
That person can then command the chair via a microphone to maneuver around the obstacle.
Don't lie, as you watch them coming towards you commanding their chair with confidence -- you can't help but getting a tingle in your nether regions.
CBS clearly counted on Ms. Couric's star power and the breakthrough of a woman commanding the anchor chair to help capture those new viewers.
In the centre of the room, reclining regally on a dimpled leather chair, commanding attention like the grande dame of some long- running West End show, is the irrepressible Thelma Holt herself, one of Britain's best known theatre impresarios.
