Sentence examples for commands might from inspiring English sources

Now that he knows the sort of price tag that Reuters commands, might he be tempted to cash in?

The commands might insist, for example, that a person jump out of a window, even if he has no intention of dying, or grab a set of guns and kill people, without any sense that he is wreaking havoc.

Don't expect results on cats any time soon: getting the famously contrary feline to take commands might be a research project in itself.

He added, however, that the voice commands might prove problematic in crowded, noisy environments, noting that third-party developers including Minuum were already working on Android Wear keyboards to address the issue.

If you're using these command in a corporate network or a school network, some of these commands might not give you results.

As funny as this command might sound amid all the other "ought nots," here is the first commandment for all of us in transit this Lent.

A robot that forms different shapes and objects on command might make an exciting gadget.

The command might "instruct a guest to describe an experience, situation, opinion or the like," Ms. Parker explains in her patent.

But it is not too much to dream that an enlightened high command might try to put its house in order.

It is not one that, in order to become a woman, she is required – commanded might be the better word – to repudiate.

Pettitte (9-5) had missed his last start because of stiffness in his lower back, and Torre warned before the game that his command might be off.