Sentence examples for command real from inspiring English sources

Chanel lipsticks in particular command real style, not just the add-a-neckscarf type.

This is surely the moment to push for a genuinely independent regulator, founded in law, which could command real public trust and reinvigorate public interest journalism.

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.

But make no mistake: a million people working together can command real influence and create real change.

Several of the group's supporters have spoken of it as a government in exile, even though there is little evidence the MEK commands real support in Iran.

In the Mississippi Gallery, visitors wind past waterfalls, walk through sewer pipes, observe working navigation locks and "command" a real Mississippi River towboat from the ship's pilothouse.

Even when they're feeling depressed and confused, Mr. Beane's characters express themselves with a streamlined elegance that tongue-tied mortals only wish they could command in real life.

I mean no disrespect when I say that "Other Desert Cities" brings to mind the kind of plays New York audiences regularly enjoyed from the 1920s through the '50s: literate, thoughtful, well-tailored topical dramas in which people spoke with a fluency, wittiness and sense of timing we only wished we could command in real life.

But after Tuesday's State of the Union, absent a crisis or some kind of diplomatic breakthrough, he's got only two more speeches that will command a real audience: his address to the Democratic National Convention in July and, to a lesser extent, his farewell address, next January.

Two headers from Oriol Riera put the hosts in command before Real defender Sergio Ramos was sent off before half-time for two bookable offences.

The result is an average percentage success rate of the tested command and real recognition success rate of the success rate.