However, this has a disadvantage: trainees can have the tendency to rush through executing commands without thinking about the commands they execute.
It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.
Hajji Zahir rushed from their command post deep in the Tora Bora mountains after being alerted that men from Cmdr.
Despite the rush, Lamar effortlessly commanded the night even as people began trotting out due to the late hour.
"Don't rush," Mr. Izquierdo commanded, calling out notes and joining in, without sheet music, when the students' fingers failed them.
Nancy, Everett's wife, who runs the takeout counter by day and puts out fires at night, rushes in to command, "Three Italian clams!" -- three orders of steamed clams accompanied by linguine and crab jus.
After the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, Larry Gould, a 21-year veteran planner for New York City Transit and the senior director of its operations analysis division, rushed to the agencys command center in downtown Brooklyn, where he remained, with a team of fellow planners, into the wee hours of the next morning.
Flowers played for Patricia in New England, has been an extremely consistent pass rusher and will likely command a hefty contract that the Patriots might not attempt matching.
At a rasped command, two aides rush in with a screwdriver and the president of Sony Corp. wordlessly repairs the fault.
Don't rush the training on this command.
But this rushing of airliner doors does command serious attention.
