Sentence examples for all of which command from inspiring English sources

A spring or autumn downpour brings out ceps, wood hedgehogs and morels, all of which command handsome prices abroad.

But more recently brands including MAC, NARS and Bobbi Brown, all of which command significant counter space at Macy's and other department stores, have been siphoning away Fashion Fair's core demographic.

The apartment had 10-foot ceilings, four bedrooms (including Signora Pisani's), a kitchen and a living room, all of which commanded fabulous hilltop views over the city.

A real West Coast showdown will take place in Southern California on June 11, the day of the match between Mexico and Iran, both of which command the ancestral loyalty of large Los Angeles area communities.

The possibility alarms some landowners worried about property rights, and developers concerned that it would have an impact on projects around the base of the mountains, many of which command top dollar.

But of course, there are numerous competing philosophies of health care, none of which command universal allegiance within the health professions.

The decision produced six separate opinions, none of which commanded a majority of the Court.

The 216-page decision included seven opinions, none of which commanded a majority.

By the mid-1890s cofthel of thentirere Witwatersrand gold industry rested in the hands of a half-dozen massive mining houses, each of which commanded thousands of workers and millions of dollars in capital, most of it raised from investors in Europe and the United States.

Bultmann distinguished between informative language and language with personal import, the latter of which commands obedience.

Cerebrates are secondary agents in the Zerg Swarm, each of which commands an individual brood of Zerg that possesses a distinct tactical role within the hierarchy.