Sentence examples similar to expected command from inspiring English sources

The Army, as expected, commands more than half of the request.

Dench, as expected, commands the scene with monarchical ease, but, despite the barbs in Lee Hall's screenplay, the fusty colonial attitudes of the period emerge unscathed.

One military result of Cleisthenes' changes is not in dispute: from 501 on, military command was vested in 10 stratēgoi, or commanders (the usual translation "generals" obscures the important point that they were expected to command by sea as well as by land).

The player is expected to command a veritable theatre filled with characteristic types, and to control it with assurance.

I hadn't expected a command performance.

Those two are expected to command salaries of about $8 million.

The two All-Stars are still free agents and are expected to command significant contracts.

Kubel would not be expected to command an elite prospect in return.

With his backdrop of accomplishments, Bonds is expected to command a salary approaching $20 million a year.

Google is expected to command 42percentt of the market, with Facebook at 23percentt.

By comparison, Google is expected to command 30.9percentt of the market and Facebook is expected to garner 12percentt.