Sentence examples for commands prices from inspiring English sources

The best bourbon commands prices that are comparable to the best Scotch.

His work was first brought to market in 1987 and now commands prices up to £1m.

It commands prices as high as Kobe's -- up to $60 a pound in a meat market, if you can find it.

Hauled from the sand and mud seabeds of coastal Europe and North Africa (and mostly sold out of the Netherlands now), then shipped by air to the United States, the fish commands prices commensurate with the journey and the power of its name.

Silicon Beach in Santa Monica and Venice commands prices that exceed monthly rents in the showy skyscrapers of downtown L.A. Tech tenants represented about one-fourth of the 3.5 million square feet in Los Angeles County leases closed during the first six months of 2013, CBRE said.

The synthetic and natural versions differ substantially in value, with synthetic 2-phenylethanol priced around $3.5/kg in the world market (about 7000 tons in 2007) while the material produced by natural routes, from rose petals or microbiological conversion, commands prices up to $1000/kg, with a global estimated market in 2007 of 0.5 to 1 ton per year.

And what about prices per square foot? A. West Chelsea commands pricing between $1,900 and the high $2,000s, I would say.

They now command prices of $160 to $185, she said.

The most expensive command prices of up to $5,000.

Standard Israeli gas masks, which used to be sold for $15, are commanding prices over $150 on eBay.

The best cows still command prices that impress beef cattle producers everywhere.