Sentence examples for because she commands from inspiring English sources
Theresa May was able to become prime minister without a general election because she commands a majority in the Commons.
The important missed opportunity is that because she commands wide press when she speaks out on just about anything, this could have been a most useful lesson in humane education for a much wider audience, namely, that dogs and other animals are to be respected and should not be used or viewed as objects.
"I had been drawn to her darkness because she, who commanded a place in the world, was justified in her darkness, and justified mine".
Jennifer Koh's violin recitals are consistently pleasing, not only because she is in command of a strong technique and a rich arsenal of tone, but also because she builds her programs thoughtfully, with a sensible balance of contemporary works and standard repertory.
I honestly thought this woman must be either the principal or a guidance counselor because she had such command of the situation and such obvious concern for every student under discussion.
Sanford Schneider, a professor of pediatrics at the University of California, Irvine, referred to Jahi as a "corpse," and told the court that she "cannot respond to verbal commands, because she has no cerebral mechanism to hear sound," a conclusion based on a test that measured Jahi's brain-wave activity in response to different noises.
Her requests are really commands because she's so used to getting her way and so powerful to punish if she does not.
Looking nervous, she says with admirable candor that she can only hope the requisite skills are still in her command, because she doesn't handle such chores often anymore.
Because Sky wasn't in the military chain of command, and because she wasn't an American, nobody could actually stop her leaving the confines of the Green Zone to get out among Iraqis.
Because well designed commands sent to commercial airplanes could disrupt their navigation systems and crash the plane.
