Eventually, he would dispense with the keyboard entirely, commanding his electronic servant solely through voice commands and hand gestures.
The show, largely portraits in the early years, begins with 1840's daguerreotypes (some in modern, silver-print copies) and progresses to C. M. Battey's early 20th-century pictures of a relaxed but entirely commanding Booker T. Washington and an intense, fiercely concentrated W. E. B. Du Bois.
But, as Tory MP Andrew Tyrie has noted, the inquiry doesn't entirely command public confidence.
She started to have daydreams — she was just five at the time — of a magic machine which could squeeze her powerfully but gently, in a huglike way, and in a way entirely commanded and controlled by her.
Despite the absence of star members Louise Mensch and Tom Watson, the culture, media and sport select committee came away with the upper hand, leaving the impression of a director general not entirely command of his operation.
She started to have daydreams she was just five at the time of a magic machine which could squeeze her powerfully but gently, in a huglike way, and in a way entirely commanded and controlled by her.
The high prices that many young artists are now commanding is entirely too reminiscent of the 80's, said Barbara Gladstone, whose Chelsea gallery came to prominence in the 90's.
In early February 1865, Delany visited the White House to pitch Lincoln on a plan to form a new black army, which would be "commanded entirely by black officers, except such whites as may volunteer to serve".
The SD/SDHC card communication protocol in SPI mode is entirely a command-dependent protocol and the card responds to every command with a pre-defined response pattern.
The flight was being controlled entirely by commands from spacecraft computers, with no time for human intervention.
In the second half of the collection, Lee seems entirely in command of the material; that makes it somewhat mystifying, then, that so many of the earlier stories stumble at moments of charged emotion, tipping into hysteria or shrillness, with sentences such as "A shriek shattered the silence".
