On the radio, John Arlott, watching him reach 50 in 48 minutes, was at his finest: "There is about Dexter," he purred, "when he chooses to face fast bowling with determination, a sort of air of command that lifts him, or seems to lift him, above ordinary players.
In a world in which some go to bed hungry, some go to bed impoverished, some go to bed sick or lonely, we Jews are commanded to know what makes them hurt, and we are commanded to lift them up.
For each trial, subjects were required to perform one of two actions upon the target object, following a delay period: 1) reach towards and precision grasp (G) the object ('Grasp' auditory command) without lifting and 2) reach towards (R) and manually touch the top of the object ('Touch' auditory command).
Participants were positioned on a force plate and upon verbal command asked to lift their nondominant foot off the floor (knee bent at approximately 60°) and close their eyes.
At a command, the chandeliers lifted and a series of beauties wearing Mr. van Noten's clothes came striding down the table where waiters had just cleared the entree.
In addition to leading 6 capos, 4 apprentice capos, 8 lieutenants and more than 300 lifters, he also personally commands the first lift of each Giglio Sunday, a significant moment in the life of the feast.
Vann had remained at the command post for this lift.
He snapped out a command, and the three lifted their rifles, aiming straight at us, from a distance of about 20 feet.
Following Ishai's commands, the man lifts his shirt and lowers his trousers to show he is not wired with a suicide belt.
The camera also has a built-in microphone, so you can change the channel and perform other commands without even lifting a hand.
The heavenly session is referred to in many hymns, such as Charles Wesley's hymn Rejoice, the Lord is King: He sits at God's right hand till all His foes submit, And bow to His command, and fall beneath His feet: Lift up your heart, lift up your voice; Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!
