Sentence examples for having to command from inspiring English sources

What was it like walking into the dressing room, having barely played for the team, and suddenly having to command respect from the other players?

She was then able to ask Cortana for information on her calendar, without having to say "Cortana," or "Alexa" again – just "how's my day?" And she told Cortana to "send an email to Tom Taylor saying 'I'll see you tonight'" – again, without having to command the assistant by name.

We are so small that we don't have to command any attention.

Joe Hart has to command and must clear out the six-yard box with his presence.

But director David O Russell - who gave us the prescient anti-war film Three Kings - has to command attention.

"King Kong is the key character, who will have to command the stage and act alongside actors.

To make these projects work, developers say, the market-rate rentals have to command top dollar from the day the doors open.

The traditional dame is brash and forceful, she has to command respect and a certain amount of fear, although she can turn on the tears as well.

They just have to command the confidence of the House of Commons.

In this case the RN has to command the UEs to handover to the new cell, that is, the RN after the reconfiguration and timing changes.

The DUP had tabled a petition of concern ensuring that the motion would have to command a cross-community majority to succeed.