Sentence examples for because it commanded the from inspiring English sources
Doris had some importance because it commanded the road from Heraclea in Trachis to Amphissa, but its history is mainly made up of minor wars with its equally petty neighbours.
'THE SOUND OF MUSIC' The movie version of "The Sound of Music" is in "The Guinness Book of World Records" at least twice because Myra Franklin of Cardiff, Wales, has seen it 940 times and because it commanded the highest fee ($2,250,0000) ever paid for British television rights to a motion picture.
And because it commands the bulk of the world's spare capacity in the near term, Saudi Arabia acts as a central banker when it comes to oil, determining the market's liquidity.
One might have a duty to obey a command merely because it commands the subject to do something that is just and any alternative action would be unjust.
Gen. Mohsin Kamal was installed as commander of the 10th Army Corps, considered one of the most important positions in the army because it commands troops based just south of the capital, Islamabad, near army headquarters in Rawalpindi.
The Preakness is a natural for Under Armour because it commands international attention and is based in the company's hometown.
Much attention has been directed toward this particular ethnic group because it commands $50 billion in buying power, according to the event's promoters.
It is an imperative because it commands and constrains us; it is a categorical imperative because it commands and constrains us absolutely, with ultimate authority and without regard to our preferences or empirical features or circumstances.
The Westside, where those those and other big sales took place, is the L.A. area's core market for investment, according to CBRE, in part because it consistently commands the highest rents in the region.
Petitioners allege an attempt to disfavor their religion because of the religious ceremonies it commands, and the Free Exercise Clause is dispositive in our analysis.
