Chinese waiters flew about in response to his urgent commands.
William Galston, who, poor man, was Bill Clinton's values man for a while, points out that it is hard to sustain the president's involvement when more urgent issues command his attention.
Robey resumed: "It's the main event, dramatically speaking, but there's always something more thumpingly urgent to command their attention, whether it's a Vulcan distress signal or the continuing rampages of those pesky Romulans".
Still, there's little arguing with the music, which is urgent and commanding.
Dressed in an Adidas T-shirt, a necklace that looks like the entire contents of your nan's button jar and a ragged black skirt, her voice is demanding and urgent, and she commands the stage.
"Clare Suddruth," he says in an unexpected, abrupt command voice — an urgent message from the higher-ups to the troops in the thick of it down here.
Hitler transferred a Panzer division from France to the Peloponnese, in Greece, and the German military command sent an urgent message to the head of its forces in the region: "The measures to be taken in Sardinia and the Peloponnese have priority over any others".
From his corner, after the ninth, came an urgent and somewhat self-defeating command: "Everyone calm down!" In the tenth, McGregor kept staggering and Mayweather kept punching, and eventually the referee decided that, while most viewers surely wanted to see McGregor suffer some more, and possibly recover, he himself did not.
Although Lt. Gen. Sanchez had more urgent tasks than dealing personally with command and resource deficiencies at Abu Ghraib, Maj.
But, following France's intervention, the regional force, which will be under Nigeria's command, has begun an urgent deployment.
