Sentence examples for occasional command of from inspiring English sources

Beachy flashed only occasional command of his changeup and curveball, and his fastball could not handle the rest of the load.

By 1500, Lefèvre had begun to produce more philologically oriented editions typically he placed the newer translations alongside the traditional medieval versions, with his own commentary and occasional emendations informed by his modest command of Greek.

When asked if Mr. Bush's command of the issues -- and particularly his occasional difficulty articulating his own positions -- was a legitimate issue, Mr. Lieberman said, "My feeling is, matters of that kind, the American people should reach their own judgment".

His command of the English language can only be described as "occasional".

You may find the occasional counterfactual sentence in a serious history book — What if Lee had accepted command of the Union army?

The quartet's command of intonation -- the key to such a piece -- was impressive, though the occasional use of vibrato seemed a strange choice in a work that relied on such careful manipulation of minute intervals.

The government security force, a paramilitary group called the Frontier Corps, which serves under the command of the Pakistani Army, does little to challenge the Taliban in the tribal areas, despite occasional skirmishes.

The command of languages!

And not "Hispanic," with its colonial disregard of Mexico's Aztec heritage and its inexactness in the face of second- and third-generation Americans whose command of Spanish -- like many Jews' command of Yiddish -- may comprise only a short list of familial endearments, the occasional interjection and a variety of insults.

I'm in command of my necessaries.

Her command of the issues seems minimal.