Sentence examples for commands others from inspiring English sources

Get your ball!" the owners yelled, as the dogs meandered off, some following the balls or voice commands, others seemingly on their own missions.

A son of Savile Row tailors, 6-foot-3 Cooper, 58, has a stern bearing and a stare that, when he starts to speak, commands others' meek silence.

This man's intelligence and ability commands others to pay him for his wisdom in a certain compartment of life, allowing him the freedom to be a master of his own domain.

But in this age of dot-com riches and urban rejuvenation and disposable income, boxing commands other sites.

Before starting a transaction t, a client c must select the server s that will receive and execute t's commands; other servers will not be involved in t's execution.

Mr. Lester's Othello is an officer long used to commanding others, a figure whose martial fierceness is contained by military discipline.

And judging by the greater amount of retail real estate whole-grain pastas are commanding, others do, too — at least some of the time.

Although social scientists adopt various theories of policy networks, and so different analyses of the new pattern of rule, they generally agree that the state can no longer command others.

According to Mellema, individuals can induce or command others to produce harm.

While some loathe the clunky command, others took to news site Reddit to express their fondness for it.

Essential for this claim is the idea that "no one has a right to command others to kill, and no one is justified in killing on command" (Holmes 1999, 398).