In fierce competition, the state authorities conducted their own national celebrations, stressing the origin of the Polish statehood, but the display of the Polish Church hierarchy's command of enormous crowds in a land ruled by the communists must have impressed the Catholic prelates in the Vatican and elsewhere.
The self-possession and technical command of her performances have fired enormous interest among critics, bloggers and fans, and ignited hopes that she may become that elusive thing, the next great British ballerina.
It is an appealing proposition for criminal gangs: illicit catches can command enormous sums of money and there is very little risk of being caught.
Though this particular social movement has enjoyed enormous success, Paradox 1 has not disappeared, and the command of EBM over the hearts and minds of many clinicians has been, at best, partial.
In his absence, Jellacic's 5,500 men faced 12,000 under the command of generals of division Jean Joseph Dessolles and Claude Lecourbe, inflicting enormous casualties (3000) on the French while suffering minimal losses (900) of their own.
It's an enormous undertaking, and, more than any other writer, he has the command of language and form required to pull it off.' On 7 October, Roth unveils his 26th, and perhaps most audacious, novel, The Plot Against America.
It has enormous emotional depth and he is a very skilful writer in real command of his craft.
Ever since Sept. 11, President Bush has used his steady command of the war and his soaring approval ratings to his enormous political advantage.
Now NBC's total command of Thursday -- and the huge advertising revenue that pours in because of it -- is being challenged, and the stakes are enormous.
The command of languages!
