Sentence examples for command a lot from inspiring English sources

Chess used to command a lot of column inches.

"He'll do well and he will command a lot of respect for the Nets".

So if a worker adds a lot of profit, he or she can command a lot of compensation.

So large insurers that command a lot of market power may be able to negotiate lower rates than smaller companies with less influence.

Clarissa's mother does have her reasons for her aloofness, it turns out, and if they don't command a lot of sympathy, sympathy is probably not what she wants.

Of course, any artist with her enduring selling-power (she's had five albums in the American Top 5 over the last decade, dating back to her mid-teens) will command a lot of power in her industry.

"He is an icon, and he commands a lot of attention as an icon.

"With his personality and verbal gifts, he commanded a lot of camera time".

All this sounds promising, and the general approach commands a lot of support.

"It's very difficult to play without our leading scorer, somebody that commands a lot of attention," Walker said.

Ms. Dessay is a high soprano without Callas's dramatic heft, although she commands a lot more color and character than some other piping little birds.