Sentence examples for he lost command from inspiring English sources

Finally, four years since he lost command of the hand, it was time to try for real.

But he lost command late in the second set as Federer lifted and then began to soar in earnest once the roof over Centre Court had been closed because of rain.

Safin saved two set points on his serve at 5-6 in that opening set, but he lost command of his first serve after that, winning only one point in his serve in the ensuing tie breaker.

Then he somehow lost command of the pitch.

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.

Niese said the ball was "kind of soggy" after the rain delay because of the humidity and that he "just took it for granted that my stuff would still be there, but I just lost command of all my pitches".

She was demoted to colonel from brigadier general and lost command of her military police unit.

In the second, Lilly completely lost command, his fastball sailing high.

"In the nineteen-fifties, we lost command of the field, not just because popular composers took over but because we ceded the terrain.

Before they rounded the bottom mark 23 seconds behind Prada, America One lost command of its spinnaker, which drifted into the water, and continued without a headsail.