It is hard to shake the image of global corporations as versions of post-Second World War U.S. multinationals: huge command-and-control pyramids, replicating their operations in places where, say, customers are particularly eager or labor is particularly cheap.
As far as a huge command-and-control network, I've not seen that yet," he told reporters during a Wednesday press briefing.
The resources that allow a narrator to convey the endless repetition of Dennis's conversation and the predictable responses, and put it within a dry reported speech, as if Dennis were, bored, half-overhearing himself, are there to be exploited by the novelist of huge technical command.
Magruder had also sent for Brigadier General Robert Ransom, Jr., under Huger's command, who noted that he had been given strict instructions to ignore any orders not originating from Huger, and apologetically said he could not help Magruder.
A huge army commanded by the inept Crown Prince Minkyi-zwa invaded the Tai kingdom.
Three huge new commands were created by Executive Order Number 9082 of 28 February 1942, "Reorganizing the Army and the War Department": the Army Air Forces under Lieutenant General Henry H. Arnold, the Army Ground Forces under Lieutenant General Lesley J. McNair and the Services of Supply, under Somervell.
The baseball commissioner, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, could have made Feller a free agent who would have commanded huge contract offers in a bidding frenzy.
So you could be 'David Attenborough', and command huge audiences.
Among English literary texts, the works of another author-artist, William Blake, can command huge prices.
