Sentence examples for well in command of from inspiring English sources

Mary Beard attacked the early chapters of Robert Hughes's "Rome" as "little short of a disgrace," but she also judged that Mr. Hughes was "well in command of his material" and "on characteristically cracking form," and that the second half of the book was "packed full of sharp observation and trenchant one-liners, artfully and fearlessly told".

Despite something of a comeback in the final quarter Leicester were always well in command of the match.

This is a great and positive quality to have as a friend, and although you are pretty well calmly in command of things, you do sometimes have to make an effort to keep up that outward appearance of self-controlled mastery of situations.

Mr. Hedges is articulate, passionate, well educated and seems in command of his facts.

Four wickets fell in the morning, and when Chris Rushworth snared Matt Machan with the third ball of the afternoon, Durham were well in command.

It was a given that Israel would respond forcefully to the Hezbollah attacks that have killed seven of its soldiers over the last two weeks, as well as the second-in-command of the South Lebanon Army.

After performing well during the First Battle of Ypres, he succeeded Allenby in command of the Cavalry Corps.

Blankens is well-versed in the "Idol" franchise, having spent five years in command of the Swedish version.

In August 1917 Chauvel was placed in command of the Desert Mounted Corps, which included the two Australian mounted divisions, as well as the British Yeomanry Division and the Imperial Camel Corps Brigade.

I'm in command of my necessaries.

You be in command of yours".