| Ms Flynn resplendent in a suit of white was obliged to leave after her speech and walked commandingly out to speak to reporters. |
| But there was also the whiff of complacency for a fixture Liverpool were expected to win commandingly. |
| It's hard to argue that he's ever held the stage more commandingly than he does today. |
| After all, Mr Christie commandingly won re-election in a traditionally Democratic state, thanks in part to a strong performance among demographics groups with which Republicans have traditionally struggled. |
| He moved commandingly, and, when he turned, his body, clad in white, was a human echo of Janeck's pendants. |
| Crichton spoke slowly and distinctly and looked Peter commandingly in the eye. |
