Sentence examples for like to command from inspiring English sources

Asked which boat he would now like to command, the brash Woodward named HMS Dreadnought, Britain's first nuclear submarine, a story that went round the fleet.

For those who like to command their own shifts from the eight-speed autransmissionsmission – the brand's first – cast-magnesium steering-column-mounted paddles are standard equipment on rear-drive models (the paddles are also standard for six-speed automatic models).

In examining the lives of master organists and organ builders, the author, an assistant managing editor at The Times, reveals what it's like to command an instrument the size of a minor European principality, and investigates the effect over time on the human ego.

He's a guy who likes to command.

My mother liked to command me to do things I found scary.

When she rose to power, Ms. Pelosi liked to command attention by telling reporters that she was using her "mother-of-five voice".

He is tall, he communicates well and likes to command his box," said U's manager Michael Appleton.

Snoop is well liked enough to command attention and contributions from artists like Drake, Miley Cyrus, Mavado and Popcaan, but depending on which Jamaican you talk to, Snoop is either a child returning to the homeland or an unwelcome interloper.

The rise in government security yields and in the interest rates charged and paid by banks forces other financial institutions to offer a higher rate of return on their obligations, in order to be competitive, and, given the reduced availability of bank credit, enables them, like banks, to command a higher rate of return on their loans.

Mrs. Tomlin, the Hempstead border homeowner, said segregation on the Island has also been perpetuated by the inability of black homeowners like her family to command top dollar for their houses and trade up to better neighborhoods.

Popular destinations like Provence or Tuscany tend to command the highest rates.