Sentence examples for it would command from inspiring English sources
He figures that it would command $20,000 if it were officially his.
Even if this were to run in all 13 of his Sunday papers, it would command an audience of only 9, 017,000.
If zucchini season were as short as asparagus season, or the squash as rarefied as truffles, surely it would command more respect.
"If it were a larger company, it would command a premium price in the market because it's grown earnings steadily over the last five years," Mr. Montgomery said.
They contended that if the company were sold to a rival like Time Warner, it would command a premium of more than $40 a share.
Poko, which paid $8 million for the Pitkin in 2008 — a higher price than it would command in today's market, Mr. Olson said — initially intended to redevelop it as income-restricted housing financed by tax-exempt bonds.
With their jaunty angles, bright pastel colours, landscaped gardens and solar panels, the eco-friendly houses built so far by the Make It Right foundation would command a million-dollar price-tag if they were on the Californian coast.
When it was announced that Johnson would command law enforcement in Ferguson starting Thursday night, he said "it means a lot to me personally that we break this cycle of violence".
It was decided that Stojanović would command this new Kozara Detachment, and Karabegović would be the political commissar.
However, Rear Admiral Deak Parsons felt that Ashworth did not have sufficient flight time for the role, so it was decided that Hayward would command VC-5.
