Sentence examples similar to extraordinarily commanding from inspiring English sources
He wanted the president at Offutt Air Force Base outside Omaha, which he knew from his days as secretary of defense had an extraordinarily sophisticated strategic command communications center.
Mr. Richter has lately commanded prices at auction that are extraordinarily high for a living artist, selling one abstract painting at Sotheby's in November for $20.8 million.
She was a highbrow — her extraordinarily good English was only one of several languages she commanded — with a sharp ear for vulgarity.
He was thirty-four years old in the summer of 1962 and had been promoted to command of a division when he was twenty-nine — an extraordinarily rapid rise in any army.
She was "extraordinarily animated by the spirit of socialism, who spoke to the people with a fervour of a missionary, and because of her sex and age, she commanded the fascination of the masses".
But together, these three very different men -- each more or less handpicked by Gen. George C. Marshall, perhaps the best talent scout the United States Army has ever possessed -- went on to form a partnership under Eisenhower's command that was extraordinarily effective on the battlefield.
This volunteer force, in keeping with military doctrine and chain of command training, is extraordinarily mission-oriented.
"I think a really critical component of being a good coach is being clear in your commands, which he is extraordinarily good at with his dogs.
While Lambda's memory usage is not extraordinarily high, it can be reduced further by a command-line parameter that offers a convenient memory to runtime trade-off.
