Sentence examples for commands most from inspiring English sources

WITH the World Cup reaching the knockout stage, action on the pitch rightly commands most attention.

That is the story in Lebanon, a conflict that now commands most of the world's concern.

The parts of the country that generate most of Thailand's GDP do not ally with the ruling party, which commands most of the vote.

The long-awaited arrival of Leonard Bernstein's opera "A Quiet Place" at the New York City Opera on Wednesday commands most of attention this week.

He quickly expanded his forces and power, and by December 2007 he had been named the leader of the Tehrik-e-Taliban, the umbrella movement that commands most of the Taliban groups throughout Pakistan's tribal areas and the adjoining Swat Valley.

But there is a limit to how many commands most normal humans can remember.

Mr Chaudhry would probably still command most of the Indian vote, but most Fijian voters prefer Mr Qarase's party.

Second baseman Robinson Cano, perhaps the team's best player, has commanded most of the attention among pending free agents.

Through its American subsidiary, Iberdrola, a global manufacturer of wind turbines based in Spain, commanded most of that funding: $545 million.

The two were atop the national jockey standings when they parted a couple of years ago after Puhich's health issues commanded most of his attention.

After recovering from his wound, Adams was given a cavalry brigade in Alabama and commanded most of that state for the rest of the war.