Sentence examples for unusual command from inspiring English sources

Mr Mandela's moral stature has given him an unusual command over the party, as has, under African tradition, his age (he is 79).

The two have served as co-managers of the agency, giving it an unusual command structure that hampers its effectiveness, other city officials contend.

But he is capable, too, of a vast range of color and has an unusual command of rhythmic nuance and phrasing.

In the cold of February, as New York City police officers gathered for their daily orders at roll call, they were given a rather unusual command, for both its timing and its substance: If they happened upon a topless woman, they were not to arrest her.

But her friends, family members and campaign officials described her as a central force in Mr. Schwarzenegger's campaign, a unique figure who brought an unusual command of politics that came from growing up as a Kennedy, but also working as a journalist.

Because these are indeed different times - and this is a rather unusual command paper with its concomitant draft legislation.

introduction to describe the game, explain any unusual commands, and warn about adult content if any.

Once you have a basic plan for your game, write a short introduction to describe the game, explain any unusual commands, and warn about adult content if any.

But Smoltz has had an unusual, preserving command of his three pitches, like a gifted pianist who has also mastered the guitar and drums.

McIlvaine's looming presence inside was both unusual and commanding.

Ms. Khamatova, who has a husky voice and an unguarded manner, commands unusual moral authority in Russia, and shocked many in creative circles by agreeing to star in a campaign advertisement for Mr. Putin last year.