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.
His stylistic breadth makes for challenging listening, but his command of wide-ranging styles and music history allow him to deftly translate classical compositions into modern settings.
He lowered his earned run average to 1.60 and now has 51 strikeouts, the most in the A.L. Mussina (6-0) is throwing harder than he has in recent years, and has command of his wide assortment of pitches.
The growth of government databases has been inspired by New Labour's view of the relationship between the state and the citizen, which allows central and local authorities wide powers of command and control over our lives.
Gencer was a very beautiful woman, with large dark eyes, a wide, generous mouth and a natural command of the stage.
Motherwell could not handle Hearts' wide men, or the strength and command of the team as a whole.
But Afghanistan cannot go for long without politicians who command wide assentMuch of the south and east is being carved up into fiefs by Pushtun chieftains who answer to no central authority.
But Contreras had no command of his pitches, his fastballs sailing high and wide of the plate.
The wide-ranging powers demanded by the role are evidence of the 18th-century castrato's command of singing - an art that we shall perhaps never replicate.
The NAVIGON 7300T also boasts an all-new Voice Address Entry and Control feature, that not only makes inputting addresses simple, but also allows the user to control the device hands-free by speaking a wide variety of commands.
