Sentence examples for commanded at least from inspiring English sources

Badreddine, who was fifty-five, was killed in a mysterious explosion in Syria, where he commanded at least six thousand Hezbollah fighters who are propping up the regime of President Bashar Assad.

Goodness, even those carefully-placed "news" stories about how George Osborne must scrap his tax on the super-rich, which once commanded at least a respectful audience, now meet with the puzzled mirth of a country that suspects a wind-up.

Throughout his life he commanded at least three different vessels, with the most infamous being a fast six gun schooner named El Mosquito, displaying a preference for speed and maneuverability over firepower.

Your actions and loving attitudes toward us over the past nearly two decades had given me hope that you acknowledged us as a committed couple who commanded at least some of the respect and dignity afforded to married couples like Tim's brother and his wife.

Patients should command at least the same regard from their doctors.

It's easy to forget that this charming shambles of a man commands at least $12m a movie.

As a rookie sire, he is certain to command at least the $100,000 per coupling that the 2004 Derby winner, Smarty Jones, commands, and attract 150 or more mares.

Facebook is also studying when and how to introduce video ads, which are expected to command at least several hundred thousand dollars each.

To run for president, a candidate needed nomination by parties commanding at least 20% of the DPR or 25% of the popular vote.

Top screenwriters now command at least $1 million for a script, and lunatic six-figure sums per week for "doctoring" the scripts of other writers.

The same quality of sugar which exchanged, twenty years ago, for a given quantity of manufactures, iron or hardware, will now command at least three times the quantity of those articles.