Sentence examples for Commands a price of from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the alleged Yahoo data dump, much of which seems to be old or disused credentials, commands a price of less than $2,000.
Le Suquet was dubbed "spellbinding" by Michelin's guide and currently commands a price of up to €230 (£202; $285) for its fixed menus.
Early speculation that British Energy will command a price of up to £12bn appear increasingly optimistic with bids expected to be closer to half that.
While studio flats in Fulham start at around £285,000 and large family houses can easily command a price of £5m-plus, according to property website Rightmove, Savills claimed the price falls "effectively reposition Fulham as a value location for those looking to make their equity stretch further than in prime central London".
At a peer multiple, the stock should command a price of at least $17, implying at least 40% upside.
Charles Crane, a media analyst for Prudential-Bache Securities iNew Yorkrk, said the stations could command a price of about $350 million to $400 million.
Consider that the iPad can command a price of more than $100 more than the Kindle Fire which is lighter, has better resolution, more RAM and a better camera for the simple reason that the Apple brand has more cachet and the valence of luxury.
However, with little optimism at Anfield that he could command even a price of £15m, a loan deal for the 23-year-old remains most likely.
Even though the former commands a price premium of 30% to 50%, he says, he doesn't plan to expand the acreage he devotes to it.
By this time, the Soviet pilots were familiar with Hartmann's radio call sign of Karaya 1, and the Soviet Command had put a price of 10,000 rubles on the German pilot's head.
'We stand for trust, security and high standards of customer care.' Not everyone will agree, especially those who backed a campaign by carpetbagger Fred Woollard four years ago that tried to persuade management to demutualise at a time when the firm commanded a price tag of £14 billion.
