Like Mr. Lee, Mr. Green is especially able to construct scenes with men struggling to be in command of a conversation.
"Public opinion will not accept a generous humanitarian program, a substantial migration program, unless the government is seen to be in command of its borders," he cautioned.
She understood the need to be in command of her image and generally had a surer touch with clothes than décor.
We offer young people so-called 'transferable' skills and then discover they need to be in command of a body of knowledge before they can be either critical or creative".
"We as Catholics at Queen's were very much imbued with the idea that you could advance yourself through education," Carson says, "and we felt that the answer was to be in command of the language".
This afternoon, the Northern Alliance announced the defection of Hashmi Habibi, a Taliban warlord stationed near Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharifof some 1,500 soldiers.
Wheeler, in his abbreviated rookie season with the Mets, has put together a solid 7-3 record with a 3.66 earned run average and has increasingly looked to be in command of the pitches he is throwing.
Back when Barack Obama seemed to be in command of the race and had the poll numbers to back it up — that was just a week ago, wasn't it?
Meanwhile, the rich get ever richer and more detached from the societies of which they are part: not by merit or hard work, but simply because they are lucky enough to be in command of capital receiving higher returns than wages over time.
Later, when she'd started calling me Uncle Nick or Nicky boy, I'd find myself wondering if this skin-suit episode hadn't been an elaborate setup, a provocation or even a trap laid by someone known to be in command of her presentation in the world.
Not knowing how to be in command of others, he began by doing all their work for them; he cleaned and greased the switches himself and went out to meet every train, even though the train was already being met by a junior switchman.
