Sentence examples for command of many from inspiring English sources

Brecht was, first, a superior poet, with a command of many styles and moods.

He is 73, and an Annapolis man who has been in command of many vessels, but is ineligible for the race because he was not born in Maine.

Facebook has taken command of many of the basic elements of social interactions including email, chat, and even mobile messaging, but one area where the social network has not yet innovated is the calendar.

Whether it's a prohibition from entering houses of worship or a ban from the marital bed, the commands of many faith traditions seemingly seek to hide away a bodily function that stands unavoidably at the root of existence.

Top players, themselves often heirs to vast fortunes, command fees of many thousands of pounds, jetting around the world at the behest of billionaire patrons and performing in front of star-studded audiences ranging from Prince Albert of Monaco to Sean Combs, the rap artist formerly known as P Diddy.

From there he was able to find parts of the source code -- instructions written in a programming language the computer can understand -- for the main piece of software that ran on the A.G.C. in the command module of many of the Apollo missions.

But it's only now -- after emerging from years of training in the fine art of mixology -- that a younger generation of innovative bartenders, many of them taking their cue from chefs and pastry chefs, is taking command of the many bars and restaurants hoping to exploit their craft.

A career open to talent allowed an ordinary tribesman to rise to the command of as many as 10,000 men.

Luckily, See is gifted with a lucid, graceful style and a solid command of her many motifs.

"She has a masterful command of so many areas of law.

This powerhouse of a novel sees crime writer Gillian Flynn come into her own as a dramatic storyteller in full command of her many gifts.