Sentence examples for he would command from inspiring English sources

"Stop singing!" he would command.

He would command the place.

He would command widespread respect in Thailand if chosen.

Ted Bishop, the PGA of America president, picked Watson because he believed he would command respect.

He was speaking at the inauguration of a central response center of government ministers and Tepco executives that he set up and pointedly said he would command.

Trump said that "Putin has no respect at all for [President] Obama," and suggested that he would command more of the Russian leader's respect.

("A flat!" he'd command; the band would play on the chord, and he'd start singing, letting the band catch up).

Some put it down to egotism - a personal conviction that he'd command public support and be swept back into power, capitalising on disillusionment with the main parties.

In the past, he'd command your attention with a dazzling burst of speed, a brilliant bit of anticipation, and a brave foray through a jungle of cross-checks and elbows.

The commission is to present its recommendations to the Democratic National Committee in June, and Mr. Matheson said he hoped they would command the attention of the party's candidates, especially its 1988 Presidential contenders.

Marry Angelina, he'd commanded, a local girl, whereupon the father died, and Tullio promptly married Angelina.