Sentence examples for wide command from inspiring English sources

It's refreshing to see a choreographer who, while showing a wide command of the ballet vocabulary, isn't haunted by the idioms of Balanchine and doesn't rely on high lifts or acrobatic extensions.

"I do not see an Iraqi-wide command and control mechanism in place".

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.

Response to incidents such as an infectious hospital outbreak requires a robust hospital-wide command and control structure that is able to make rapid informed decisions across an institution.

But that does not mean that they belong to some Syria-wide FSA command hierarchy: it's still just a label, typically intended to market these groups as part of the opposition mainstream.

In spite of its wide application, Command-and-Control regimes (C&C regimes) are often referred to as disappointing approaches to resource management.

The larger, 250-foot-wide Fort Hatteras commanded the western inlet with about a dozen smoothbore guns, none capable of firing long distances.

This appears to be widely understood, and before long may well command wide acceptance.But even if public pension schemes are privatised promptly, lower taxes will follow only after a decade or two.

But Afghanistan cannot go for long without politicians who command wide assent.

This book deserves to command wide attention among millions of families, especially among baby boomer parents, across the country.

Nicks, a free agent at the end of the season, knows what a top wide receiver can command in the pass-happy N.F.L.