Sentence examples similar to bespoke command from inspiring English sources
Waterfront properties, in particular, will continue to command sky-high prices, while homes located inland may see prices cool, says Cody Vichinksy, cofounder of Hamptons brokerage firm Bespoke Real Estate, which lists homes worth at least $10 million.
On the plus side, its own system lets it offer useful voice command support and other bespoke integrations.
Larger papers, which have huge amounts of bespoke web content uploaded every day and are able to command audiences in the millions, are hardly likely to take such a reductive approach to reshaping their web presence.
I also condemn such heinous acts whether committed by people in flowing gowns commanding caves in mountain tops, or others in bespoke executive suits sitting in lavish offices carrying high ranking titles.
Phair's striking hyperverbality, obvious canniness and poise, and absolute command of the overtones and undertones of her compositions bespoke someone who would slip easily into whatever level of stardom her manifest talents afforded.
George Esquivel has quietly carved out a name for himself as the premier shoemaker in Los Angeles: His handcrafted shoes command prices starting at $495 for ready-made suede oxfords to upward of $19,000 for bespoke crocodile boots.
"This was bespoke medicine".
What about the bespoke market?
His colleagues, however, dubbed him "Vice-Viceroy" and "Over-Baring," nicknames which clearly bespoke his self-assured efficiency and ability to command traits invaluable in a leader of men, though not necessarily conducive to popularity among his equals.
