Sentence examples for control their craft from inspiring English sources

Star Fox (working title) Revealed by Shigeru Miyamoto himself at E3 2014 (alongside two apparently connected prototypes: Project Giant Robot and Project Guard), the latest in the beloved Star Fox series promises to fully update the flight shooter recipe, this time using the GamePad as a cockpit display, allowing the player to control their craft via the controller's accelerometers.

Wolfe dramatised the US's first space mission with customary attention to detail, focusing on the struggle between the pilots' desire to control their craft, and the engineers' determination they should be "spam in a can".

As for influences - I would say filmmakers like PT Anderson (Magnolia), Sidney Lumet (Network), Michael Haneke (Caché), and Edgar Wright (Spaced, Shaun Of The Dead) are inspiring because of how much they control their craft in service of the stories they tell.

Overall, they craft and control their marketing programs more intelligently.

But really, it's because they're in control of their craft to the extent that they allow themselves to be relaxed.

The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) called for marketers to take control of their craft to avoid losing relevance.

Usually, such nurturance starts at home when parents give their budding school children consistent guidance and support in being responsible for controlling their feelings and behaving in acceptable and considerate ways without disturbing or hurting others, so that they are more likely to exhibit self-control (Hill and Craft [2003]; Margetts [2003]).

Guilds arose in the 13th century as associations of artisans/merchants; their purpose was to tightly control the practice of their craft in a particular location.

They are masters of their craft, controlling every aspect of their client's public profiles.

It is part of their craft to control and cajole the audience into attention and interest.

Due to safety and technological limitations, most drones today require a human to control the craft using its cameras and sensors.