Sentence examples for command up from inspiring English sources
Today her pieces can command up to £85,000.
Jackie can command up to four at once.
Similarly, demographically targeted ads can command up to 70% premiums over generic advertising.
Sold in Asia, they can command up to $350 a pound, Mr. McCloy said.
English-language shows can command up to twice the price of a French-language production.
In today's market, the 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footn.
While advance payment is the rule for memoirs or informational books, only the minutest fraction of published fiction writers command up-front cash for work still unfinished.
It captures the eye from a distance, and commands, up close, something like complete attention.
He spent over a decade fighting for the Farc, eventually becoming an explosives expert who commanded up to 54 guerrillas.
He commands up to $20,000 to speak and has sold millions of DVDs, according to his manager, Michael Catalano.
Mr. Hawke, for instance, will receive about $2 million for his work in "The Purge," or double what he could have commanded up front.
