Sentence examples for lost command from inspiring English sources
Then he somehow lost command of the pitch.
After the incident, Lt Col West lost command of his battalion.
She was demoted to colonel from brigadier general and lost command of her military police unit.
In the second, Lilly completely lost command, his fastball sailing high.
Maher tensed, seeming to grasp that he had lost command of the narrative.
Finally, four years since he lost command of the hand, it was time to try for real.
That is, they vote their districts if their constituents have an interest, and a trade bill is a singular foreign policy measure because the question of jobs gained and lost commands attention from lawmakers and constituents ordinarily not much concerned about the rest of the world.
After losing command of his army to a rival, John Pope, Frémont again angrily resigned from the military.
But while Williams did not implode Sunday, she did lose command as Azarenka won four of the next five games to even the match at one set apiece.
The fear is that the government may soon lose command of its finances, or worse, that borrowing is already out of control.
And no matter how high the emotion runs in the lyrical passages, he never loses command of the muscles in his face.
