Sentence examples for command of action from inspiring English sources
Katis has a punchy, restrained command of action; perhaps he can send a few tips to frenzied over-stylist Matthew Vaughn, whose jumped-up espionage romp Kingsman: The Secret Service (Fox, 15) is the kind of knowingly irresponsible splatterfest one could gladly excuse as "a bit of fun" if any fun were to be had in it.
For all her impressive command of the action in JUDAS HORSE (Knopf, $23.95), April Smith couldn't write a stock thriller if she tried.
Police Command of Immediate Action.
Taking this past experience into account, this exercise was replicated in December of 2015 to gather even more information by working with the major officers of command of immediate action (CAIs).
Tank controls that forced players to awkwardly move by rotating their character left or right using the D-pad (holding up to move whatever direction they were facing) were unwieldy enough to have you feeling never quite in command of your actions, while a lack of ammo for any weapons you might find made it impossible to kill everything lurking in the mansion.
Over the years, the director's command of landscape and action developed, but, for drama, "The Furies," which fully lives up to its title, remains unrivalled.
The white space surrounding every grim command is the field of action where those mandates play out.
Hours after hijacked jetliners hit the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the New York F.B.I. office in Lower Manhattan, home base to the bureau's most experienced terrorism investigators and its New York-area command center, was out of action.
The tension between faith and reason has been particularly acute in the Western religions, which find revelation not simply in holy books but in prophetic words that call for definite assent and frequently command a precise course of action.
