Sentence examples for useful command of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Spanish is easy enough that kids really can emerge from high school with a very useful command of the language that they will retain for life, while Mandarin takes about four times as long to make the same progress.

"Right Here" is a useful command to teach your dog when standing.

Clear Command: There are a few useful command window commands.

Sit is probably the easiest and most useful command.

Some of the more useful commands include: "Turn on Wi-Fi".

The goal of the first two steps is to record and transmit a signal that provides useful commands, whereas the control step uses the command signal to effect some desired action through an AT or biological system.

These are short, fabulously useful commands that tell a computer how to tease apart long blocks of text and find words or phrases that match your criteria.

Even the strongest spasms could be crested with a speedy set of puffings and blowings, while her equally well-instructed partner massaged her back and issued useful commands.

Back then, most people had a wider command of useful adjectives than they do today, and certain four-letter words, now heard on every street corner, were confined to army barracks.

And, when you have finished, you not only have an internationally recognised qualification from an excellent institution; you are not only emerging, like an English student of 30 years ago, without any debt at all; you have also acquired a good command of a useful foreign language.

But as long as Cameron is in command of the party, he is a useful idiot, because Cameron can burnish his centreground appeal by denouncing him (rather as Tony Blair used to do with the doctrinaire Labour left).