Sentence examples for working command from inspiring English sources

Pagels, who is now the Harrington Spear Paine Professor of Religion at Princeton, had accumulated thousands of hours in the library, the classroom, and the archives, and a working command of Greek, Latin, German, Hebrew, French, Italian, and Coptic as well — an appropriately full quiver for a specialist in early Christianity.

Intelligence and law enforcement officials say they now believe that Al Qaeda operatives like Mr. Muhammad are operating independently, out from under the control of the bin Laden chain of command, which may no longer exist as a working command structure as it did in Afghanistan.

Despite the growing imperative for bilingualism, only about half of the people I know in France have a professional working command of the language in order to be thought of as a Brooklyn-style hipster, you have to have a certain amount of access to Brooklyn itself, which isn't an option for many poorer people.

Among the Cuban artists Ms. Iturralde represents are Raúl Cordero, Fernando Rodríguez and Juan Carlos Alon, whose works command prices from $1,000 to $10,000.

Two of the art colony's most eminent members were Daniel Garber and Edward Redfield, whose works command six-figure prices in Mr. Alterman's gallery.

The most common type of fraudulence in art is forgery making a work or offering one for sale with the intent to defraud, usually by falsely attributing it to an artist whose works command high prices.

But even after the spotlights have dimmed, these ostensibly washed-up acts continue to work, command reasonable ticket prices and have Visa bills that have to be paid.

You could learn how to work command prompt.

"Work," commands Meet Me at the End, the lubricated opening track, which has something of the percolating wobble and Doppler vocal effects of Underworld to it.

They are often compelled to delegate this task to computer biologists working with command line utilities.

These days his larger, more involved recent works command greater attention.