Sentence examples for exert command over from inspiring English sources

Morgan will have the first opportunity to exert command over such promising players as Jonathan Bairstow, Yorkshire's batsman-wicketkeeper, the belligerent Durham all-rounder Ben Stokes and James Taylor, the diminutive Leicestershire batsman who is pressing Bopara as the batsman-in-waiting for the Test squad.

2. Al Zawahri's is not the geriatric bloviating irrelevancy many had made him out to be in recent years -- he still can exert command and control authority over al Qaeda's far-flung regional cells.

And so, as his performance has spiraled downward, he has focused on areas in which he can exert command.

It's interesting to hear Bachmann speak of the presidency as a place where you can exert command on commodity prices.

No wonder Crawford exerts such command over audiences young and old, gay and straight.

Can you blame him for trying to exert control over the tiny sliver of his life he still has command over?

The presidents would exert control over semi-independent campuses in Newark, New Brunswick and Camden.

Exert control over their destiny?

They use their strength to exert control over their opponents' bodies.

Evangelicals are highly organized politically and exert control over a great many local political races.

But ideal for democracy, and the democratic imperative to exert control over Wall Street.