Sentence examples for expensive command from inspiring English sources

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

When Super Bowl ads run between $4-5M4-5Mop, and even the Olympics, while considerably less expensive, command $100K+, advertisers are under pressure to prove that spots drive revenue. .

The wines are correspondingly expensive, commanding up to ten times the price of Central Valley wines on the bulk market.

The alternative might be more expensive — Mr. Cowell commands an eight-figure salary and the dinosaurs on "Terra Nova" don't come cheap either — but it may improve TV's batting average.

One thing we would like to point out however is that we were right about Eddie being metal's most wanted mascot – Iron Maiden T-shirts are the most expensive, consistently commanding a four figure price tag.

The similarity between solid gold and gilt silver assured that the less expensive silver would command a large market.

There are beautiful custom homes with rooms to rent and large houses which command expensive rental rates.

I.B.M. would not give specific details on the new chip's performance, but the company is betting on Power5 to widen its lead in servers that manage Web sites and networks, by helping it win orders for expensive systems that command bigger profits.

Winter clothes, although generally more expensive to produce, command the least value in the secondhand African markets.

But Sprint is too expensive and indebted to command a rich sale price.

Such operations, however, became highly expensive to the bomber command, particularly because of the defense put up by the German night fighter force.