"Become part of the countryside without leaving a trace," a faded roadside sign commanded, in Spanish.
"No documents, no history," a manual of historical study commanded in 1898.
Each commanded in large block letters: Payment is due upon receipt of this invoice.
"Hop on," Ms. Naim commanded in a way that recalled Nurse Ratched.
The First Division, commanded in turn by Generals Bullard and Summerall, was one of the best in the American Army.
In the reception area stood a model, under glass, of the Swift boat that he commanded in Vietnam.
No doubt the carrot-topped Pollock has lost a yard or two of the pace he commanded in his youth.
Annual rents, at $19 a square foot plus electricity, are way below the level commanded in Manhattan.
But it is still below the $18 a share that Zipcar commanded in its I.P.O. in April 2011.
"Go be a masterful and ingenious steward," Mr. Wieseltier commanded, in an e-mail forwarded by Mr. Stein.
"Active listening," Ms. Losee commanded in a no-nonsense voice, beginning a countdown to quiet her students.
