Sentence examples for has better command of from inspiring English sources

"He has better command of his pitches, his walks are down, and his strikeout ratio is up.

He usually has better command of his fastball, cutter and changeup, so he tends to use them more.

Shanahan benched Redskins quarterback Donovan McNabb in favor of Rex Grossman late in Washington's loss to the Detroit Lions and then explained — let's call it stunningly — that it was because Grossman has better command of the two-minute offense than McNabb does.

Marbury came home this season to Madison Square Garden, to the stage he has always wanted, but it was Kidd who reminded us which point man has better command of a leading role, even as he settles for Off Off Broadway.

Considering that Slovenia arguably has better medical stats than we do, and its president is active on Darfur and ours isn't, and its president actually has better command of English than our own — how about if we switch presidents with Slovenia?

General Manager Omar Minaya said Parnell had better command of his fastball.

"I thought he had better command of his fastball, I thought his breaking ball was sharper.

But while Woods hoped to have better command of his swing, he cannot control the elements.

Most people have better command of the right corner of their mouth, as it's controlled by left-hand, "rational" part of the brain.

There is a mechanical problem — his arm is too low on his delivery — and he hopes that by correcting it he will have better command of his pitches, and more success.

Have better command of the north star within my practice (I called it my 'nucleus', which would be why I do the work, and to what end do I think it matters).