Sentence examples for command rights from inspiring English sources

Ratings for non-Olympic-year competitions have plummeted; since its contract with ABC, worth twelve million dollars annually, expired in 2007, U.S. Figure Skating has not been able to command rights fees from broadcasters at all.

There's a Start Recording command right there in the menu.

"His biggest thing is command right now," the general manager said.

If he gets his new command right, he will be the most electable US military figure since Dwight D Eisenhower.

Verlander threw a season-high 132 pitches, and he looked in command right down to the final out, a nasty curveball that made Ichiro Suzuki look abnormally awkward.

Kelly stressed that Phelps "was killed under my command, right next to me"; in other words, Kelly's real-life experience was recreated for television, and that, he seemed to think, bolstered his authority.

Apple has also reworked the iPod's main menu screen, adding a Music category for tune-related tasks and placing the player's Shuffle Songs command right out front for those who want to sample their collections randomly without wasting time.

This one-plus-four structure is then duplicated down the chain of command, right down to local level.

The advantage of a wireless microphone is that the user has the microphone almost always very near to his mouth and thereby eliminates most disturbing noises, because the microphone captures the voice command right from the speaker's mouth.

Analysts speak confidently of gaining a clear digital picture of everything that goes on in a box 200 miles wide by 200 miles long, and of sharing that information at all levels of command, right down to the platoon level.

If your dog is not close enough or is confused about which side to sit at, slap your hip and use the command "Right Here".