Sentence examples for learned to command from inspiring English sources

Above all, he learned to command men.

Evidence suggests early man used fire more than a million years ago, but the earliest signs that we had learned to command it date from nearly 800,000 years ago.

He wasn't handsome by any stretch of the imagination, but he learned to command attention anyway.

This is a Darwinian place that Pi must learn to command.

Forced by circumstance to defend her life and honor, she learns to command the allegiance of soldiers and the attentions of a wealthy aristocrat.

Though she didn't transform herself into a mesmerizing orator, she did learn to command the attention and respect of an audience.

Finally, a guide dog spends a month with its new owner, who, with others from around the United States and Canada, stays at the school's residences to learn to command, trust and be led by the guide dog.

Riding Lessons First step to learning Polo is learning to command the horse.

Their brain signals are fed to a virtual computer keyboard that patients learn to command simply by thinking of the keystrokes.

Learn to command respect through using fewer words.

I've spent most of my adult life teaching nonfiction creative writing, and I know what a revelation learning to command language can be.