Sentence examples for command seating from inspiring English sources

Automakers call this "command seating" and it is said to be a leading reason people buy S.U.V.'s, especially women who want a clear view of the road.

The tradeoff for command seating is a higher center of gravity, making the S.U.V. many times more likely to roll during a sharp emergency turn than, say, a Ford Taurus station wagon or a Ford Windstar minivan or most sedans.

The S.U.V.'s elevated "command seating" gives the owner a king-of-the-road, doobie-doobie-doo conceit and has proved popular with a broad class of well-to-do consumers, from good old boys hauling their Chris-Crafts fishing to soccer moms taking the fifth grade C.Y.O.

To hear British military spokesmen tell it, the prince volunteered for the deployment as part of the flight training needed to be promoted to squadron leader and take the command seat in the Sea King helicopters he flies.

"We know people love the high-command seating.

Higher "command position" seating was critical to the shape of the Pontiac Vibe crossover (below), with its sibling Toyota Matrix, said John Mack, who designed the Vibe.

In the current 120-seat Parliament, Likud and Yisrael Beiteinu together command 42 seats, and sit together in a coalition made up of six parties with close to 40 ministers and deputy ministers.

First, the arithmetic: together they will command 363 seats in the Commons, well above the 326 needed for a majority.

At the spring 2011 collections, held last week in New York, Mr. Goreski found that he was famous enough in his own right to command a seat in the front row.

From August 17th Brazilian television and radio stations must start running free political advertising, with more time going to candidates whose alliances command more seats in Congress.

AK does not command enough seats in the parliament to make the constitutional tweaks needed to give the presidency French-style executive powers.