His voice, low and steady, created a calming rhythm that began to command the bustling locker room around him.
Revealing that she spoke Valyrian this entire time, she begins to command the army, as the slavemaster struggles with the recalcitrant dragon.
Another timing element had begun to command his attention: "I was nearing the end of my 20s and I did start to feel the itch, so I initiated the conversation," he said.
The unit was established in 2001, around the time South Gate began to command attention from the outside, including the FBI.
He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.
[cartoon id= aa144"] He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.
And like those other spirits, it began to command staggering prices in the 1990's: $100 -- or more -- for an artfully made bottle.
Over the years, the pictures of son Frank — whose passion was the great racing yachts — began to command such serious attention that the name Beken of Cowes eventually became synonymous with fine yachting photography.
In 1970, as the general appeal of the St Ives group faded, the Waddington Galleries dropped Frost; and even as the hard times receded and his canvases began to command five-figure sums, it was the work of the 1950s that was most in demand.
European budgets are insufficient to finance a full range of weapons programmes, and some American technology is too good not to buy.The third way, which is now beginning to command a consensus, is for the European industry to consolidate, but to remain open to transatlantic alliances.
