Sentence examples for commanded more from inspiring English sources

The company once commanded more than half of the American smartphone market.

At one point, Mr. Mohammad had commanded more than 15 men.

But she wondered if the old form, with its bright red backdrop, commanded more attention from a passing driver.

Epidemiologists call this possibility the "expansion of morbidity," and it has commanded more and more attention in recent years.

Goto, as a journalist with a track record of working in war zones, commanded more respect than Yukawa.

With each lap in the pool, Phelps has commanded more attention on the Olympic Green and around the world.

Within the local search category, Yahoo commanded more than four times the number of site visits as Google in July.

Yet none of the luminaries commanded more attention than Aby Rosen, the developer and bon vivant, who was celebrating his 53rd birthday.

BlackBerry, formerly called Research in Motion, for years commanded more than 50 percent of the North American smartphone market, according to the research company Gartner.

Four Indianapolis players had more regular-season receptions than Garcon, but none commanded more attention before the Colts met the Baltimore Ravens in the playoffs on Jan . 16

By 1750 the commissioners commanded more than 1,000 troops, some of them mounted on horses, who performed deterrent patrols and night watches.