Sentence examples for commanded with from inspiring English sources
"commanded with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone is giving directions or instructions to someone else. For example: "The army officer commanded the troops with authority and precision."
She was a highbrow — her extraordinarily good English was only one of several languages she commanded — with a sharp ear for vulgarity.
Demetrius was the son of Alexander the Great's general Antigonus I Monophthalmus, in whose campaigns he commanded with distinction and whose empire, based in Asia, he attempted to rebuild.
His deadliest pitch was a sharp-breaking slider that he commanded with precision, firing it down in the zone for called strikes and down-and-away so the Rangers could chase it.
He entered the White House well prepared despite his youth: he had served fourteen years on Capitol Hill, had commanded, with distinction, a Navy torpedo boat during the Second World War, and had spent the better part of his life studying and exercising power.
The next prize on Bale's list will be attempting to secure a place in the top four for Spurs and a return to the Champions League stage he commanded with such brilliance in 2010-11, most notably with stellar performances home and away against Inter Milan.
Her favorite seemed to be parties, which she always commanded with her mere presence.
"Step aside and let them off!" The conductor commands with a snort and a cough.
So far, Kayani has tried to steer clear of political controversy, commanding with a deft touch.
"I want forty strong bucks," I command, "with large hands for carrying".
TV you can command with your voice.
"Tayta, take off shoes," she commands, with the repeated nodding.
