Sentence examples for commanded new from inspiring English sources

They are far more likely to seek solace in "America the Beautiful," although Irving Berlin's "God Bless America" obviously commanded new popularity after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

A Judith Leiber beige ostrich belt that adjusts from a Size 4 to a 12 is $119.95, compared to the $800 this belt commanded new.

The combination makes the idea of a Russian revival, commanding new attention on the world stage, increasingly popular.

On this planet, you can command new buildings to be built or take over countries or even other planets, making your planet into a big strategy game.

During 1943 he twice commanded New Guinea Force in the fighting in the New Guinea Campaign.

These traditionally Democratic voters soon commanded a new label: Reagan Democrats.

He then commanded the new frigate HMS Juno, acquiring a reputation as a martinet.

He commanded a new energy strategy to be drawn up by the end of November.

Between 1955 and 1958 Hillary commanded the New Zealand group participating in the British Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Vivian (later Sir Vivian Fuchss.

The brother of the Lord High Admiral, Dudley served in the royal navy and commanded the new royal ship Swallow in 1545.

Major Chattin commands a new base nearby.