Sentence examples for on a command of from inspiring English sources

He relied instead on a command of several different pitches to keep hitters off stride.

That is why Alan Turing based the Turing test, which is a test of whether or not a computer is operating at human levels, on a command of language".

DURING his short political life, George Bush has thrived on a sure command of a relatively narrow political agenda.

Rather, their appeal relies on a Chopinesque command of the pearly Romantic keyboard, a freshness of enthusiasm betokening New World freshness of adventure, and the frank use of pungent vernacular strains encountered on New Orleans streets and in South American dance halls and North American music halls.

As the President dodges increasingly bizarre attacks and tackles complex issues from health care to Afghanistan, his agenda of "change" must be viewed by the keystone political middle as being both trustworthy and based on a credible command of the facts.

Nato and UK forces from RAF Marham launched an attack on a command and control bunker of the Gaddafi regime in Sirte.

Assuming on-field command of a franchise that has endured seven successive seasons of losing records, Lopes has to change the players' minds before he can expect the players to change the team's record.

Gen. Mark P. Hertling prepared to take on a 15-month command of coalition forces across northern Iraq, the best intelligence, military assessments and political analysis led him to believe his division's mission would be 70percentt reconstruction and development, and just 30percentt combat operations.

He used to be in the navy, and so used the example of a duty officer on deck, in command of a frigate or a destroyer on the high seas through the night watch.

Instead, after all that fighting against the Japanese, he ended up in North Korea with winter coming on, in command of a Marine rifle company.

Just 50 kilometers north of Seoul's stock exchange are North Korea's menacing troops, ready to march on the command of a dictator who seems bent on having his own nukes.