Sentence examples for in command from from inspiring English sources

Breaking serve in the first and seventh games of both sets, Konta looked in command from start to finish.

On Friday, he was in command from the start against Patience, firing winners from all parts of the court and returning with particular ferocity.

Djokovic was in command from the start of the other semi-final, taking a 3-0 lead before claiming the opening set in only 34 minutes.

Under the energetic Arthur Wellesley (later 1st duke of Wellington), in command from 1809, the Anglo-Spanish-Portuguese forces were to achieve decisive successes.

General Mamozai said that Mr. Fazlullah's second in command from Swat, a man known only as Hakimullah, was also reported among the militants whose bodies were recovered.

General Mamozai said that Mr. Fazlullah's second in command from Swat, a man known only as Hakimullah, was also reported among the bodies recovered.

The London-based Art Loss Register, which tracks stolen work, identified the picture as one that had been confiscated by Hermann Goering (Hitler's second-in-command) from the collection of noted dealer Jacques Goudstikker shortly after he fled the Netherlands in 1940.

The ideal new-style managers were people like Enron's second-in-command from 1988, Rich Kinder (pronounced Kinn-der).

There are also two dials on the top of the keyboard, one that can be used to control the PC volume and one that can be mapped to almost any in-game command, from swapping weapons to throttling down an airplane in a flight simulator.

He served as Colonel Commandant for the Australian Corps of Signals in Southern Command from June 1958 to June 1963, and was Colonel Commandant of the corps from September 1959 to December 1960.

Schumacher, who clinched his fourth world championship two weeks ago, won a tumultuous race in which he was in command almost from start to finish.