Sentence examples for enduring command from inspiring English sources
Quoting the writer Maureen Orth's hilarious observation that Taylor was "the Madame Curie of fame extension," he casts his biography in part as an investigation into the chemical formula behind her enduring command of the spotlight.
The crucial question to any journalist advocating independent regulation over statute is this: is the new regulator proposed by the press sufficiently tough, independent and enduring to command widespread public support?
The price for the widespread devastation of enemy territory was high, with both commands enduring some of the highest casualty rates of their respective nations' armed services.
The hearings (Ms. Brooks appeared separately) provided a gripping spectacle of executives who once commanded unassailable political power enduring sustained questioning from lawmakers enjoying a newfound confidence.
The American commander General David McKiernan commands the international support and assistance force to the Karzai government (Isaf) as well as commanding the US operation enduring freedom against al-Qaida and its allies in George W Bush's global "war on terror" (GWOT).
Most Valuable Player award last season with a computerlike command of his offense despite enduring pain.
While it may be ungrateful to wish that she had spent more time conquering the commanding heights of the classic repertory, she brought class, style, vocal clarity and an enduring beauty to everything she did.
And they commanded high wages partly because the social stigma was so great without high pay, it was not worth enduring it.The price for a trick today ranges from miserable ($15) to ample ($1,000 or more).
He thought about enduring.
