Sentence examples for command a place from inspiring English sources

Even the great British player in the making, Garry Schofield, could only command a place on the Hull bench.

Vaughan remained England's preferred captain for as long as he was fit and could command a place.

Shah's limitations as a fielder mean that he has to score extra runs to command a place.

Mangala and Otamendi are unlikely to ever command a place in City legend to match that of Mike Doyle and Tommy Booth, or Kompany himself, but they could yet do the job for Pellegrini this season.

Simply, the routine was awkward, and Damon, six years removed from his major league career, doesn't have the celebrity to command a place on the show if his dancing is going to be that suspect.

Bill Hamid, Nick Rimando, Adam Kwarasey, Sean Johnson, David Ousted among others are all exceptional shot-stoppers and could certainly command a place at a top European team if they so desired.

Stones is not a typical Allardyce defender, but his probable improvement under Pep Guardiola ensures he commands a place.

"I had been drawn to her darkness because she, who commanded a place in the world, was justified in her darkness, and justified mine".

O'Connell said: "He is a terrific player and the testament to him is that he consistently commands a place in a club that can pick up any player in the world.

He responded with some of his best work: Gold Diggers of 1935, an account of the goings-on at a summer resort that commands a place in cinema history just for its extended "Lullaby of Broadway" number, sung by Wini Shaw.

The sale still commands a place in the pantheon of the most ill-judged media deals in history, as it was sold some four years later for a fraction of the price.