Sentence examples for needs command of from inspiring English sources

Hernández, who barely reached 90 miles an hour with his fastball, needs command of the strike zone to succeed.

Roach's fastball reaches 91 miles an hour, but it is usually around 87, so he needs command of the strike zone.

(For the invective that he then hurls at both pot and stove, one needs a command of both culinary and non-dictionary French).

He's pushing the majority government pitch so hard in the election's dying days because he desperately needs sufficient command of the parliament and enough authority over his own restless colleagues to have even a chance of delivering the biggest thing he's promised.

Torre then said that Keisler "had no control of himself" in his last start and needed better command of his pitches "and of himself".

Does a typical American elementary teacher need a command of these facts to perform her job?

For implementation we need command and control.

Think this would be a really interesting role — you need a good command of Portuguese though, so that rules me out.

The biggest constraint is that you'd need to some command of the language since you're working with the public.

An editor on a primary journal doesn't absolutely need a masterful command of English, but a good grasp is very helpful for editing reviews and for ensuring that research papers are presented in a clear and accessible way.

But they were seldom able to produce the quality of pass or centre needed to disturb the command of Martin Keown and Tony Adams at the heart of Arsenal's defence.