Sentence examples for command delivered from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Eve truncates it to a cold command, delivered as he levels a look of pure fury at his wife: "David, go to bed".

We were then passed seamlessly down the chain of command: delivered first into the hands of Karadzic's deputy president, Nikola Koljevic, an Anglophile professor who kept quoting Shakespeare.

"Zakhor" is the Hebrew word for "remember," a command delivered many times in the Bible, and it is possible to see Judaism itself as a technology of memory, a set of practices designed to make the past present.

A linear relation between number of clients and the latency of command delivered by server can be seen from the experiment results within test-bed environment.

And it was especially gratifying to hear those brass players, who had gotten off to a bumbling start in the first three symphonies, take full command, delivering wave after wave of golden tone from the balcony as well as the stage.

A charity is struggling to communicate with a rescued dog because it only responds to commands delivered in a French accent.

Like most in-car voice systems, it doesn't obey natural language instructions; instead, it responds only to certain commands delivered at specific prompts.

The project is aiming to create a Mario who "gets to know his own world" by becoming "aware of himself and his environment", enabling him to make his own decisions based on his curiosity, hunger, happiness and fear, as well as through voice commands delivered by a researcher.

Note that above chance auditory cue decoding transiently arises halfway through the Plan-phase (consistent with a discrimination of the 'Grasp' and 'Touch' auditory commands delivered to subjects via headphones at the onset of the Plan-phase) but, importantly, not during the pre-defined plan-epoch (denoted by gray bar).

On the videos, the suspects described a chain of command that delivered the assassination order through four people, preserving deniability for whoever issued it.

Within two days of taking command, Burnside delivered his plan to move the army south from Warrenton, Va., to Fredericksburg, a city 40 miles away, and from there to advance on Richmond.