Sentence examples for commands a view of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "commands a view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a location or position that offers a significant or impressive perspective of a scene or landscape.
Example: "The penthouse suite commands a view of the entire city skyline, making it a prime location for entertaining guests."
Alternatives: "offers a view of" or "provides a perspective of".
The fields are felt and the taps don't work and the perfect little cabin commands a view of tarpaulin.
The peak commands a view of the coast of Asia Minor, the Dodecanese archipelago, and, on clear days, the summit of Mount Ídi (Psíloreítis) on Crete (Kríti).
Blending modern and traditional architecture, the city commands a view of the Gulf of Oman and serves as a port and commercial centre.
He runs up some stairs to a picture window that commands a view of his 100-acre farm and the Adirondack Mountains beyond.
In Soviet times one of the synagogues became a sock factory; now restored it commands a view of the wide river and the shiny mosque on the opposite bank.
The new Tahquitz center, with a deck that commands a view of the canyon, will feature artifacts of the tribe, many of which were discovered in archaeological digs, as well as photographs and a video.
The best views are from the bridge and along the level 1 walkway, commanding a view of the deck below.
From the window at which he sat, he commanded a view of several miles in the direction of East IIford.
Saying Hello On a hill commanding a view of Santa Fe, N.M., a new museum will open its doors to the public on Sunday.
The monster of gables and shingles used to command a view of the town pond, from an estate twice its present size, full of towering beeches and cryptomeria.
The New Yorker, November 17 , 1928P. 17 Rented an apartment which, commanded a view of Central Park but complains because the building has a Fifth Avenue address.
