Sentence examples for command in English from inspiring English sources

Ansible is known for being among the generation of IT platforms that does away with a lot of the technicalities of deploying code, where you can nearly command in "English," as one person described it to me.

In 1994 the family patriarch, Amir Amidi, found himself on the phone with Nozad, who despite no tangible experience and poor command in English had answered a television ad for a salesperson.

And there are plenty of things I haven't seen first: the first time she signed for milk; touched her nose, eyes, and mouth on command in English and Spanish; pointed to each of her little friends by name; and roared like a lion, to name just a few.

Use plan and simple English as many of them do not have a good command in English.

She arrays the five male and three female cats by uttering commands in English and German.

Incorporating voice recognition technology from Nuance, the makers of Dragon Dictate speech recognition software, Cue would allow drivers to speak commands, in English, and be understood by the system.

So one day recently, as scores of elderly Russian immigrants sat among the trees in Plummer Park here, playing chess and chastising their Americanized grandchildren in their native tongue, Mr. Brattin and 14 other Aibo owners met in a community room in the park, primping and preening their robots, giving them commands in English and scolding them when they got into mischief.

The original test consisted of 660 verbal commands, in English, that asked Kanzi to do things like "show me the hot water" and "pour cold water in the potty".

They were eligible if they were 75 years or over (our hospital used this age cut-off as a surrogate marker to determine ACE eligibility), lived in the community pre-hospitalization, and could comprehend simple three-step commands in English.

On the change of ministry in March 1782 he was selected to command in the English Channel, and in the autumn of that year he carried out the difficult operation of the final relief of Gibraltar.

Fastening a red band around her arm — a reminder, perhaps, of her diseased state — she commands us, in English, to follow her into the white room, where there will be a dinner in honor of her husband.