Sentence examples for commanded in a from inspiring English sources
"Ride on!" he commanded in a piping voice.
"Hop on," Ms. Naim commanded in a way that recalled Nurse Ratched.
"That's at least $50,000 less than it would have commanded in a non-land-leased building," she said.
"Active listening," Ms. Losee commanded in a no-nonsense voice, beginning a countdown to quiet her students.
"Reform yourselves, repent, stop killing fellow Muslims and distorting religion," he commanded in a recent statement.Perhaps most tellingly, a survey carried out in Syria in May by ORB, a British firm that specialises in opinion-taking in war zones, found that only 4% of respondents believed that SIC "best represents the interests and aspirations of the Syrian people".
Enterprise software provider Cloudera priced shares for its May offering at about half the value they commanded in a funding round led by Intel three years earlier.
"Go be a masterful and ingenious steward," Mr. Wieseltier commanded, in an e-mail forwarded by Mr. Stein.
St . Louis who also had an assist in the first period, helped his team take command in a third period in which the visiting Lightning outshot Washington by 14-2.
Why should the nurse be concerned with what the doctor would command in a counterfactual situation?
Dunaway is commanding in a caffeinated performance as ruthless Diana, with a haggard William Holden unusually affecting as a washed-up veteran of TV's glory days.
In general, the more difficult the certification, the higher rate you can command in a foreign contract.
