Sentence examples for So command from inspiring English sources
Even large personages, merely for being so, command respect: nay, quantity is an addition to the person which often supplies a deficiency in his figure".
BOSTON, Oct. 25 — The exceptional fielding plays — the sort that Troy Tulowitzki, Mike Lowell and Company seem to make almost nightly — are the ones that, deservedly so, command the ovations, fetch the air time and steal the newsprint.
Within days, Columbus had come up with a use for these gentle souls: on October 14th, writing in his log again, he addressed himself to Ferdinand and Isabella: "When your highnesses should so command, all of them can be brought to Castile, or be kept captive on their own island, for with fifty men you will keep them all in subjugation and make them do anything you wish".
** Within days, Columbus had come up with a use for these gentle souls: on October 14th, writing in his log again, he addressed himself to Ferdinand and Isabella: "When your highnesses should so command, all of them can be brought to Castile, or be kept captive on their own island, for with fifty men you will keep them all in subjugation and make them do anything you wish".
Captain Buchanan was among the wounded, so command on the second day fell to his executive officer, Lieutenant Catesby ap Roger Jones.
For someone so commanding on stage, she speaks slowly and with long hesitation.
But why would so commanding a figure need to resort to drugging young and impressionable women?
Increase is so commanding a presence that all he has to do is point his finger and raise his voice to knock his son halfway across the room.
So commands a directive from.
So commanding was their lead, so demoralised were the Wallabies, that Warren Gatland and his fellow coaches felt able to leave their box and join the rest of the staff on the touchline for the final five minutes.
We didn't have a lot of time, because they asked me to do this about three weeks before they started shooting, and I just kept looking at these portraits and thinking 'this man's face is so commanding'.
