Sentence examples for commanding some of the from inspiring English sources
He turned the 50-story structure into a hot property, luring hedge funds and private equity firms as tenants and commanding some of the highest rents — more than $150 per square foot — in the United States.
Which is sage advice that someone might want to pass along to the various Hollywood executives commanding some of the industry's biggest blockbusters.
Circuit City is long gone while Apple commands some of the highest sales per square foot of any retailer.
It commands some of the highest salaries in technology and every forward-thinking business needs at least one.
The tower, which was designed by Gordon Bunshaft with, Mr. Solow says, his help, commands some of the highest rents in the city and offers breathtaking views.
In the 1930s, General Graziani commanded some of the Italian troops who invaded Ethiopia under the reported slogan " 'Il Duce' will have Ethiopia, with or without the Ethiopians".
Cohen, 25 and the 2006 Olympic silver medalist, finished fourth, with 174.28 points, but still managed to command some of the spotlight.
In the United States, where New York and Los Angeles divide the spoils, Woody Allen's New York commanded some of the same mystique for a time.
Not surprisingly, then, towns with blue-ribbon public school systems — like Greenwich, Fairfield and West Hartford — have consistently commanded some of the higher home prices in the state.
