Sentence examples for enough command of from inspiring English sources

He's a cherubic Oriental of 31, with just enough command of English to get into trouble.

If you don't have a strong enough command of vocabulary to get your point across without being mean, you should find another job.

I felt yesterday that I had enough command of my other stuff so that I could take a shot with it".

He is having a one-man show at the Midtown Galleries, opening the 13th of Oct. He's a cherubic Oriental of 31, with just enough command of our language to get into trouble.

Will Ms. Palin, the Republican nominee, display enough command of the issues to convince voters that she is qualified to move into the Naval Observatory, the vice president's residence, in January?

After one training camp, most foreign-born pitchers have command of enough English baseball terminology to understand the basic directives of their pitching coach and catcher.

Meanwhile, the rich get ever richer and more detached from the societies of which they are part: not by merit or hard work, but simply because they are lucky enough to be in command of capital receiving higher returns than wages over time.

Meanwhile, the rich get ever richer and more detached from the societies of which they are part; not by merit or hard work, but simply because they are lucky enough to be in command of capital which over time receives higher returns than wages.

This creates an incentive for the teams to push those late round draft picks who throw very hard, but perhaps don't have command of enough pitches to make them a starter or even a closer, through the minor league system quickly with little concern for their futures.

But the consensus estimate now is that the Democrats will emerge on election night with a 52-48 majority, not nearly enough to break the 60-vote grip of the filibuster, but enough to keep the chairmanships, command of the floor and control of other key Senate business.

But the Bow Group is boycotting the Tory conference in Birmingham, accusing the party high command of not offering enough of a platform to rank-and-file members.