Pan took full command of the business.
He took full command of the match when Gasquet ended the third set in disappointing fashion with two double faults on the final two points.
He made it clear almost immediately that he expected to take full command, and he had the experience in corporate combat to do just that.
By setting aside the past, this was the day Miliband took full command of his party, a shadow cabinet behind him no longer scratchy with a few doubters.
"She started slowly, clearly struggling," Father Modrys said, but she quickly took full command of the song and the room, which happened to be Avery Fisher Hall, with 2,700 or so seats.
In the mean time, interstate commerce will be exempted from VAT altogether, eliminating 8.5 billion reais ($2.8 billion) from state revenues, which the federal government will have to make up.Lula's tax reform, if it passes, will patch up some of the holes in the state VAT system, but would it not be better if the federal government took full command of the blimp?
And it was especially gratifying to hear those brass players, who had gotten off to a bumbling start in the first three symphonies, take full command, delivering wave after wave of golden tone from the balcony as well as the stage.
Neither side was able to take full command after the interval, and there seemed to be an air of acceptance about the outcome.
They came as Nato took full command of the whole military operation in Libya, intended to enforce a UN resolution to protect civilians.
McCartney proved why he's a legend in the business by taking full command of the enthusiastic audience.
