Sentence examples for to command that from inspiring English sources

"He's got to command that power fastball".

Dotan said it wasn't far-fetched for the owner to try to command that kind of asking price.

"If he goes and learns how to command that fastball on both sides of the plate, this guy might be the ninth-inning guy one day, who knows, with his arm," Collins said.

The manner in which the young German went on to command that first leg at Allianz Arena was not only an immaculate demonstration of his own talents as a player, but a live exhibition of perfectly synchronized skill.

Bassel Shahoud, a calm, thoughtful commander of just 80 men in Sarmeen, a small town in the north-western province of Idleb, says it is easier to command that way and adds that many want to lead.

He graduated from the M.V. Frunze Military Academy in 1925, took part in the Soviet invasion of Poland (1939) and in the Russo-Finnish War (1939 40), and had just finished serving as military attaché in China when he was called to Stalingrad to command that city's defense.

The tools can be used to build devices that leverage an existing connected speaker with Google Assistant to deliver content and respond to commands that require cloud computing resources.

In the comprehension of commands test the participant performs various tasks in response to commands that range in complexity from simple (e.g., "put the fork in the glass") to more complex (e.g., "open the first envelope, turn over the cup and pick up the spoon").

Increasingly women are able to command incomes that enable them to live more independent lives.

Vastly experienced and not likely to command wages that are too dear.

"He who wishes to be obeyed must know how to command," said that silver-tongued back-stabber Niccolò Machiavelli.