Sentence examples similar to any command of that kind from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez could be another prince of the city, but he is not likely to move to third base or command that kind of loose change with the Yanks.

Not many authors command that kind of clout in one territory, but they are certainly around.

He agreed to a smaller command, coming to lead a Thuringian contingent; he commented in a letter to his brother that "I should have declined any other command of the kind, but I could not refuse this one, as, in the present condition of our States, it is important to keep the executive power in our hands".

On the other hand, Stewart and Colbert were two of the big reasons Comedy Central could command that kind of money.

The job I'm doing doesn't command that kind of salary.

Dotan said it wasn't far-fetched for the owner to try to command that kind of asking price.

How does the Fed, which has an encyclopedic command of every kind of economic indicator, know all of this is working?

In the war against terrorism, many of the soldiers are actually under the command of George Tenet, a kind of covert army.

Any group that restricts entry into its occupation can keep its labour relatively scarce and thereby support the rate of pay that that kind of labour commands.

No new device will ever be able to sell to more people and it is unlikely any will command the kind of margins Apple has been able to maintain.

"With that kind of heft, we can command better pricing for our TV content.