Sentence examples for in total command of from inspiring English sources

Her maneuvering around the range, her management of a quick vibrato that adds radiance (and that can readily move into a full trill) and her immediate sense of pitch all add to the impression of a singer who is not only in total command of her instrument but totally at ease with it as well, and delighted to be making it work.

H&M meanwhile, is now in total command of the high street collaboration.

"He was in total command of his pitches, and they didn't hit too many balls on the button".

He has appeared in total command of each of his games -- he was the same way in spring training -- even in what seemed the most dire of circumstances.

But it does give the sense of a maverick talent, in total command of his medium, who in his cartoony explorations hit not only on himself but on everyman as well.

And the consequence is a coming-of-age tale of uncommon sweetness and feeling that does not always seem in total command of the difficult ideas it grapples with.

The rookie was making the 10th start of his career, but was in total command for the rest of his six innings.

(Ethereal but powerful, unhinged but in total command)." Ken Capobianco of The Boston Globe referred to the album as a "smartly executed, classy set of songs that's miles away from the hoochie pop being turned out by young female R&B vocalists these days".

They extolled a very private, modest but strong man, a sailor in total command in a storm, a painter of beloved places in Ireland, Wales and, especially, Liverpool.

The world number one was suddenly in total command, racing through the fourth set for the loss of just three points on serve to force a decider.

After Friday's I.P.O., he will own eighteen per cent of the company but will control fifty-seven per cent of the voting shares, putting him in total command.