Sentence examples for has lost command from inspiring English sources
"Into Darkness" has Chris Pine reprising his role as Captain Kirk, who has lost command of the USS Enterprise after disobeying orders yet again.
Maher tensed, seeming to grasp that he had lost command of the narrative.
But more importantly, he seemed to have lost command of his talking points: he took way too long to get his thoughts out.
Today, I find that this particular folkloric gap in my Spanish is no longer such a big problem, but I am still paying for having lost command of the Spanish language.
Some white South Africans, like Sparrow, romanticise apartheid because they feel as though they have lost control of a territory they once commanded.
The military has lost much of its command and control capability.
Sabathia's velocity has dropped, and he has lost some of his fastball command, which makes his default strategy — pound the zone — tougher to execute.
For now, power is in the streets with the courageous demonstrators who are demonstrating that the regime has lost what legitimacy it ever commanded.
She may be a little unsteady on her feet these days, the flame-coloured hair a little thinner than it was, but Holt, now 82, has lost none of her ability to command attention.
They predict that he will seek to serve his president loyally and discreetly, calling him a chain-of-command type who has lost his (once vast) appetite for publicity.
Soon after, the plane reports it has lost a computer protection that overrides any commands from the cockpit that would threaten the flight's stability.
