Sentence examples for intense command from inspiring English sources
Consistent as ever, the Illinois rockers pleased a Macca-ready crowd with an intense command over their artistry.
Pardew conceded that his ambition was fortunate to be rewarded with a victory considering periods of intense Liverpool command, with Palace playing on the counter-attack.
In an incident last month that commanded intense attention in Israel, two Israeli-Arab nursing students fled from a bus north of here after a stranger warned one of them that something terrible was about to happen, the police said.
And while Mr. Sadr commands intense loyalty among the fighters in his militia, who often boast they will lay down their lives for him, some leaders inside the movement have expressed doubts about whether the fighters would actually obey an order to give up their large weapons.
'A strong brand commands intense consumer loyalty'.
Yet it was not long ago that she and Bill commanded intense black voter support and affection.
The American paddlefish, Polyodon spathula, has commanded intense interest in the study of vertebrate evolution.
Gen. Tommy R. Franks, head of the United States Central Command, said intense efforts to persuade Iraqi military officers to desert Saddam Hussein's government were continuing.
Bradman attributed Woodfull's success to his ability to command the intense loyalty of his players and convert it into team spirit.
Its key role in various cell division mechanisms, which commands the intense multiplication of tumor cells, is considered in studies with compounds whose mechanisms of action suggest likeliness of interaction.
The riots have fuelled an already intense debate in the Labour high command about how to oppose Mr Cameron.
