Sentence examples for command prices from inspiring English sources
The most expensive command prices of up to $5,000.
They now command prices of $160 to $185, she said.
The best cows still command prices that impress beef cattle producers everywhere.
Only a small percentage of what will be sold next week is expected to command prices of six figures.
"With sources you can avoid the spot market, where white-tablecloth restaurants of upscale Manhattan command prices".
A woman painter who can command prices like these is likely to be taken very seriously indeed.
Many companies are using innovations to command price premiums for "green" products and to open up new market segments.
They are also driving differentiated offerings, allowing them to command pricing premiums.
The best bourbon commands prices that are comparable to the best Scotch.
Standard Israeli gas masks, which used to be sold for $15, are commanding prices over $150 on eBay.
His work was first brought to market in 1987 and now commands prices up to £1m.
