Sentence examples for she has command from inspiring English sources

Theater ideally produces enlightenment, not education, and Ms. Skipitares, who has been working on New York stages for two decades or so, has yet to demonstrate that she has command of the difference.

The second she drops Deise Tigrona's "Injeção" (aka the original sample to MIA's "Bucky Done Gun"), she has command of the surging crowd and their flailing limbs.

Hillary dominated because she is very smart, she has command presence, she knows a lot about a lot of things, and she is a very good arguer.

She has commanded up to $20m for a single contract, and was rumoured to have ended her six-year deal with lingerie giant Victoria's Secret because they had refused to increase her $5m-per-year pay packet.

"She has commanded more attention than the nine Democratic presidential candidates combined, she has given her version of a scandal that involved her family, and she has begun to move on to a posture as a national leader in the party".

She has commanded headline status during her last two appearances.

Elegant and independent, she has commanded our attention in films as diverse as Bull Durham, Thelma & Louise, and Dead Man Walking.

Since then she has commanded the attention of Hollywood for her distinct fashion sense on the red carpet and signed a deal with cosmetic titan Lancôme to become the company's first black ambassador.

As she was led through the halls of State Supreme Court in Manhattan to be arraigned, she contorted her neck and torso to hide her face from news cameras, trying to avoid the attention she had commanded for most of her life.

It discussed a hypothetical "ban on Thuggee, the notorious Indian cult stamped out by the British, whose votaries believed they were the children of the Hindu goddess Kali and that she had commanded them to commit mass murder — a command they followed with enthusiasm".

Then just as she had commanded the noisy ballrooms and bandstands of the 40's with her militant quietude, she hushed the laughter with a voice that, though it had grown heavy and slow, navigated the fissures of time like a luxury liner.