Sentence examples similar to mass commanding from inspiring English sources

But life imprisonment in Bangladesh for the mass murderers commands no respect.

For the moment, however, Wharton's Fader sees Facebook commanding a mass market in a way traditional forms of media no longer do.

The vampire world is under attack from "the Voice", a disturbed telepathic force, which commands mass burnings of fledgling vampires.

It is painted yellow, which gives it far greater presence than its 5 1/2-by-12-foot mass would normally command.

Looking across the channels shows that despite new rivals such as Netflix and Amazon Prime chipping away at the established players, television can still command mass audiences.

Rather, it is a millennia-old practice in both the West and the East, where it has long commanded mass sympathy and outrage unmatched by other forms of suicide.

JAY-Z AND EMINEM Two hip-hop titans who emerged in the 1990s and still command mass loyalty, Jay-Z and Eminem, headline the first concert at the new Yankee Stadium.

A mass of cavalry commanded by Nabarsanes occupied the Persian right.

Sitting crossed-legged and shoe-free on the floor, she's surrounded by a musical sandbox of pedals and cassette players, a sonic guru stoically commanding the assembled masses.

9 50 p.m. Solange: Unlike her big sister, Solange Knowles isn't solely preoccupied with commanding the attention of the masses.

However, many of the French cavalry did not manage to penetrate through the formidable masses of Austrian infantry, so Nansouty was now commanding a much diminished force.