Sentence examples for command an from inspiring English sources

But the 72-year-old can still command an audience.

The five boroughs command an astounding 578 miles of shoreline.

Even without certified provenance, the booze will command an enormous price, because the nose knows.

I stopped him and said, "General, would you rather command an army of slaves?".

A new folk act would struggle to command an arena-sized audience.

Capturing the attention of customers with just the right human touch will command an increasing premium.

With these results, neither camp could expect to command an absolute majority in parliament.

"It's very easy to command an army from far away," he says.

Kubel would not be expected to command an elite prospect in return.

C.I.A. operatives also command an Afghan paramilitary force in the thousands.

Those in the "1 per cent" command an average wealth of $2.7m £1.8mm) per adult.