Sentence examples for perfect command of from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't even put a phrase together," said Mr. Hounsou, who now has perfect command of the language.

She proved to be an impressive performer in debates and, to a lesser extent, on the stump, always in perfect command of policy details.

His perfect command of English, French, and Italian did much to make his journeys of research successful; he quoted Shakespeare in his letters almost as often as Goethe.

A social activist, Jean mixed freely in the diverse world of Montreal's ethnic communities, honing a perfect command of French and English in the process.

In this, her 13th novel, Lively, winner of numerous awards (including the Booker Prize for "Moon Tiger"), tempers sprightly enthusiasm with perfect command of the form.

This can, of course, only be done by having perfect command of one's breathing, which again denotes the highly skilled craftsman.

Jessica Stone, a young performer with pitch-perfect command of Coward-era style, delivers a piquant version of the song "World Weary" in a maid's uniform.

He took complete command of the situation.

The necessary and sufficient conditions for perfect command tracking and disturbance rejection are provided.

"Hong Kong is the world's perfect command and control center for running a service business".

At the age of 16 Grote joined his father's bank in London and worked in it until 1843, using his spare time to perfect his command of Greek and to learn German, economics, and philosophy.