They could be divided roughly into two categories: the ones who command appearance money and compete for prize money, and the ones who have to pay their way through this misery.
I knew I could command more money working for a law firm.
The first one back to the continent would command top money at market.
Unlike painted pottery, they could be commissioned only as a deliberate act by men with plentiful command of money and muscle.
The practice of aristocratic patronage, in which big shots paid to be flattered by their favorite writers, was ebbing, and the new, middle-class arrangement, where plays and novels could command real money from publishers, was not yet in place.
The exception was truffles and porcini, which today command enough money for a good forager to be able to wait in line at the supermarket, buying stale food with the bourgeoisie.
Nakamura has expressed interest in playing in America, but Kintetsu and the Hanshin Tigers are both interested in him and he is likely to command more money in Japan than in the major leagues.
"The writers had a few things working for them" before the strike, Mr. DeWitt said, particularly "their ability to command huge money during a compressed pilot-development season," which increased demand for their services.
Her sometimes dreamy dishes were the equal of those that command more money elsewhere (10 of 15 entrees cost between $14 and $17. The soup of the day was $5 and all desserts are $6).
