Sentence examples for has commanded his from inspiring English sources

But the crisis that has befallen Mr. Davis, the California governor facing a recall election on Oct. 7, has commanded his attention.

I already know a few sentences... ...... Spoken with the certainty of a man who has commanded his own environment for so long, and who also says he feels he needs a piano tutor to enhance his self-taught ability.

The Mets promoted Roach last month over the top prospect Aaron Heilman because he had commanded his fastball better in the strike zone at Class AAA Norfolk.

Mr. Netanyahu, who announced his candidacy for Likud leader and prime minister earlier this week, did not waste time reflecting on the fact that a year and a half had passed since he had commanded his party.

But Frank, an assistant throughout Scott's tenure, has commanded attention, winning his first five games heading into Friday night's matchup against Orlando at Continental Arena.

Henson became a celebrity and since Wales won the grand slam in 2005, he has commanded attention more for his lifestyle than his achievements on the field.

King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 83, has commanded enormous respect during his six decades on the throne.

The rest of the peloton, however, is out to capture the spotlight Armstrong has commanded since he announced his comeback last September.

His replacement is to be Lieutenant General Stanley McChrystal, former head of special operations command, with Lieutenant General David Rodriguez, who has commanded in eastern Afghanistan, as his deputy.

Obama's reaction to the engulfing depression has commanded most attention - except for his purchase of a puppy.

He had commanded troops, lost his foot to a land mine, visited Margaret Thatcher in London and the Reagans at the White House.