Sentence examples for house commands from inspiring English sources
A typical three-bedroom town house commands about 8 million euros (about $10.5 million, at $1.31 to the euro).
The Zerrieses' house commands a view of the harbor and the lighthouse about a quarter-mile away, but it also sits in the belly of its blast, which at its source is said to reach 120 decibels, or roughly the equivalent of a commercial plane at takeoff.
Such a myth of origins isn't out of place in a community already rich in superstition and folklore, but the Family House commands a certain extra respect as a result.
Upon arrival you'll discover that Mohonk Mountain House commands its own little world complete with a pristine lake, 85 miles of hiking trails, a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts, stables, and a grand lawn where guests can watch movies al fresco.
Since the upper house has the same powers as the lower house, command of the Senate is essential for stable government.
These systems, which can deliver nuclear warheads, incorporate vehicles to launch the missiles and to house command and fire-control computers and other equipment.
With its large front porch overlooking the river and its historic presence, the house commanded slightly under $2 million about three years ago when the couple bought it.
According to Richard Nagel, owner of Re/Max Elite in neighboring Long Branch, waterfront housing commands a premium of at least $300,000 over homes just a couple of blocks inland.
Six-bedroom houses command higher prices than modest apartments, and help builders quickly recoup their costs.
That was when the Sloan-Kettering CanceRyeesearcampustitute sold a Rye campus, with 41 park-like acres, to a company that has built 38 large houses, commanding prices up to $1.5 million, on the property.
— A decade ago, this suburb in southern Westchester County, where well-kept 1920s Tudor and colonial houses command some of the highest prices in the county, was home to a blighted industrial area bordering the Bronx to the south and Mount Vernon to the west.
