Sentence examples for commanding prices from inspiring English sources
Standard Israeli gas masks, which used to be sold for $15, are commanding prices over $150 on eBay.
After he departed the studio, his records started commanding prices as high as a thousand dollars as his unusual and hypnotic songs percolated through Western dance-music communities.
For example, the finest automotive pieces are now commanding prices on a par with the most rarefied objects in any other collecting field.
After a two-year hiatus, the investment market for office buildings has sprung back to life, with some properties commanding prices reminiscent of the boom years.
Each work required hundreds, sometimes thousands, of hours of precision beadwork to create, commanding prices of $100,000 or more for an elaborate ball gown.
The 3,017 square-foot apartment is one of several penthouses sold in recent months, with others commanding prices like $11.6 million, $10.5 million and $9.7 million.
They now command prices of $160 to $185, she said.
The best cows still command prices that impress beef cattle producers everywhere.
His work was first brought to market in 1987 and now commands prices up to £1m.
A woman painter who can command prices like these is likely to be taken very seriously indeed.
Only a small percentage of what will be sold next week is expected to command prices of six figures.
