Sentence examples similar to commanded that he pay from inspiring English sources

On that, he pays a mere 15 percent.

"He's got to command that power fastball".

How would he pay for that?

How will he pay for that?

Shinseki's idea of a relevant future Army — what he calls the Objective Force — appeals to the civilian command authority that will pay for it and decide its role in war.

Once radio took hold, copyright law commanded that the owners of AM/FM stations pay royalties to the songwriters (who wrote the notes on the page) or to whoever had acquired the music's publication rights (starting in the seventies, this included the rights to particular recordings), but not to the musicians who performed the music.

Henry also commanded that the fief's tenants were to pay Miles liege homage as their lord.

Unlike Frank Sinatra, her peer in musical intelligence, she had a voice that didn't command you to pay attention; it suggested that you might have a lot of fun if you did.

Meanwhile, the Detroit Tigers have expressed interest in right-hander Willie Blair, who won 16 games for them two years ago, but who now commands a hefty salary that will pay him $7.75 million over the next two years, and the Seattle Mariners have expressed interest in reliever Greg McMichael, who will make $1.8 million this season.

Those alternatives can sound particularly compelling once you factor in the premium that the Super Bowl commands: Advertisers will pay up to 85% more to reach the same number of people they would reach during prime-time network programming, according to TNS.

He paid attention to that and he made the effort to have a look.