Sentence examples for entirely in command of from inspiring English sources
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".
They can be revealing, uncouth, brash and confused — or entirely in command of their public persona in ways that mass media would never let them have before.
First promoted to major and then to colonel, Armstrong was put in command of the 9th Regiment, a corps consisting entirely of black troops.
I'm in command of my necessaries.
You be in command of yours".
An entirely exceptional imperial province was Egypt, so jealously guarded that no senator could visit it without express permission; its prefect was unique in being an equestrian in command of legions.
She is in command of her identity.
She remains in command of the beat.
He is in Command of a Royal Squadron.
"He was in command of his life.
The Colonel is in command; he is in command of the Progressives and is fast taking command of the Republicans.
