Sentence examples similar to prove command of from inspiring English sources

Show command of the offense.

It was supposed to prove my command of English.

Those who cannot prove their command of the language by other means will face tests.

It is written in the latest (sensitive style) as if Bach had wanted to "prove his command of this style".

Lester's Othello looks to be a first-rate commander who eventually proves less commanding of his emotions than he or Desdemona believed him to be.

Ministers are bringing forward to the autumn measures requiring many immigrants marrying UK citizens to prove they have a command of English.

They appeared both as sporty zippered cardigans and as delicate spider webs of thread in a show that proved Mr. Macdonald's command of technique and newly grown-up approach.

Now she had to prove herself, commanding an all-male crew of cooks.

The Prime Minster said: "The admiral was a truly courageous and decisive leader, proven by his heroic command of the Royal Navy Task Force during the Falklands conflict.

"The admiral was a truly courageous and decisive leader, proven by his heroic command of the Royal Navy Taskforce during the Falklands conflict," said the prime minister.

Perhaps that meant he was a man with something to prove, willing even to take command of an untested and entirely preposterous-looking ship.