Sentence examples for be commanding in from inspiring English sources

"Aye, of course I've been to London before", she told one, before telling the next that she "hadn't given much thought" to the £67,060 salary she will now be commanding in Westminster, a remarkable sum for a 20-year-old, but surely a reasonable one for an elected representative of the people.

Use soothing words and never try to be commanding in your tone of speech.

He is commanding in his awkwardness; he presides over the family and the portrait from a place slightly outside it.

Mr. Ax was commanding in the difficult piano part, which is full of leaping chords and fitful, keyboard-spanning runs.

The home side were commanding in the first half and led through Leigh Griffiths and Kris Commons strikes.

Back from injury and was commanding in the first half, galvanising his team and providing a steady organising influence.

She is commanding even in a boiler suit.

Others were commanded to check in postage-stamp-sized purses.

Democrats seem to be in command in New York and Pennsylvania.

Policymakers are sweating, struggling to be in command and control.

The Colonel is in command; he is in command of the Progressives and is fast taking command of the Republicans.