Sentence examples for with equal command from inspiring English sources

The constant is his Golden Quartet, a band with equal command of rhythm and texture.

Imelda Staunton, with equal command, plays Mrs Lovett as a pinafored loner whose residual moral sense is quickly overcome by her love of profit and lust for Sweeney.

Dame Maggie's case is more poignant, if only because here was a film star with two Oscars to her name by the late 1970s who nonetheless seemed identifiable first and foremost with the British theater, moving between new plays and classics with equal command.

Only a composer with an equal command of dissonance, lyricism, sentiment and cacophony at its craziest could set her stories to music.

At first glance, it seemed plausible that this lanky, ambitious man, with the scholarly wire-rims and equal command of English and Arabic, could indeed be such a bridge.

Just one weak link in Szalay's sequence of unrelated stories would have ruined the effect, but he writes with equal calm command of his nine disparate men, from an InterRailing student to a retired civil servant, each in a different European location.

"I admire Moody's versatility, his equal command on alto, tenor, soprano, and flute," said the tenor saxophonist Jimmy Heath, who is among the parade of all-stars scheduled to jam with Mr. Moody tomorrow.

From this, the more comic side of the score, come the gospel-inflected showstoppers "Necessity," sung with burly gusto and wry flair by Terri White, and the rhythmic quartet "The Begat," led with equal charisma and vocal command by Chuck Cooper, who plays the senator miraculously transformed into a black man.

When a copy command fails, a random instruction is written in its place, each with equal probability in our default setting.

The King nodded back with equal economy.

To both Zangī reacted with equal harshness.