Sentence examples for commands about from inspiring English sources
General Aoun commands about 15,000 fighters; Mr. Geagea has about 6,000 troops.
Mrs. Clinton commands about twice as many superdelegates as Mr. Obama, according to an analysis by The New York Times.
General Aoun, who commands about 15,000 troops, demanded that the militiamen lay down their arms and merge under his command.
Each commands about 42% of the vote, according to a recent poll.Worryingly, however, polling data is showing a low level of public confidence that the elections will be free and fair.
The Hewlett-Packard Company commands about 60percentt of the ink-jet market; Xerox sells barely $1 billion a year of ink-jet printers now, and most of those are made for Xerox by the Lexmark International Group and Olivetti.
Today, mainstream E.D.M. commands about as much respect as disco did then, and for some of the same reasons: it seems too formulaic, too quick to slough off older musical values, too eager to please the hordes on the dance floors and the grassy fields.
Even that day is still a long ways away, with Yahoo commanding about twice as much search market share in the U.S. as Bing.
Twenty years later, on August 24 , 1814 James Madison briefly commanded about 5,000 US soldiers against the invading British army at the battle of Bladensburg.
Under the hammer they commanded about £1m each.
"A specialised investigating judge in Brussels specialised in terrorism commanded about 10 search warrants," Mr Van Der Sypt said.
The centurion thus nominally commanded about 100 men, and there were 60 centurions in a legion.
