Contreras throws in the bullpen every other day but is still searching for his pacing and command.
No doubt the carrot-topped Pollock has lost a yard or two of the pace he commanded in his youth.
Using supernatural detectors, he led his apprentices around our backyard, stopping after every few paces and commanding his boys to dig.
Martin is still in the early stages of his acclimation process with Pettitte and has developed an appreciation for Pettitte's pace and his command.
All day, he directs various militaries from around the world as he paces in his command center, even issuing orders as he reclines for a few minutes on a cot.
Hines is as spectacular a nature writer as he is a writer of domestic drama and he has a masterly command of pace and scale: Caspar's dissociative daydreams provide the book's backstory, and the boy makes his constrained world infinite through a fugue-like concentration on small physical details: he loses himself in a drop of dew suspended from a blade of bent grass or a soap bubble on his hand.
Pilkington stated to the GAO that, "the shootdown pilots' haste was due in part to the planned entry of two F-16s into the TAOR 10 to 15 minutes after the F-15s and that if the F-15 pilots had involved the chain of command, the pace would have slowed down, ruining the pilots' chances for a shootdown".
He has a great command of pacing, he's got some good technical things.
If, the commander calls the command on the right foot ( which is improper),you will take an extra pace, the order of steps being left, right, left.
At 6, he wrote a novel — a novella, really — that showed a noteworthy command of rhythm, pacing, irony and above all rhetorical repetition.
