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The left-armer was treated with respect and then contemptuously, first lofted easily on to the brick wall that runs in front of the pavilion, and then, even more commandingly, over the pavilion roof and into the garden of Hughes Hall.

Kevin Pietersen falls to familiar weapon on return for Surrey 2011

Soledad O'Brien, who, as always, adroitly and commandingly hosts the special, said at a breakfast for bloggers last week that it's the kind of place genuinely loved by its residents.

George Alexander: CNN Special: "Unwelcome: The Muslims Next Door" George Alexander 2011

Shooting aboard ship means giving the audience a chance to see colorful men who know how to do skillful things, and who do them with machines that fill the screen commandingly.

'Contraband': Almost Illegally Entertaining Joe Morgenstern 2012

Christopher Purves, right, as Mephistopheles is the master of ceremonies, by turns suave, demonic or caricature, and commandingly incisve in everything he sings.

The Damnation of Faust - review 2011

"Finish up!" she said half amusingly, half commandingly.

Michael Giltz: Music: Rickie Lee Jones Swashbuckles Through "Pirates" at City Winery Michael Giltz 2011

The roosters that crowd the front seat of a beat-up car above, one perched commandingly on the wheel, share the weary stoicism of many of the human subjects he captures in intimate profiles.

Photo-Op: Playing Chicken 2011

Jim was on his second beer when Tychus burst into the Blue Note and jerked his head toward the exit commandingly.

Starcraft II: Devils’ Due Christie Golden 2011

Doctor Emory glanced warningly to Doctor Masters, and Doctor Masters glanced authoritatively at the sergeant who glanced commandingly at his two policemen.

CHAPTER XIX 2010

Princess Dragomiroff says commandingly to a restaurant attendant: You will be sufficiently amiable to place in my compartment a bottle of mineral water and a large glass of orange juice.

A Tale of the Orient Express Margaret Studer 2011

As portrayed commandingly by Ramirez (no relation to the original, though both share a family name and country of birth, Venezuela), evil is just one part of the picture.

For Edgar Ramirez, challenge of playing Carlos the Jackal was making him human Paul Farhi 2010