Sentence examples for might command some from inspiring English sources

You see immediately how the 29-year-old Lithuanian music director-elect of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra might command some 80 orchestral players – not all easy to please, some even recalcitrant – to do her bidding.

Then there is the simple rule of supply and demand, that -- all other things being equal -- paintings by Giorgione, which are rare, might command better prices from some collectors than works by Titian, which are more plentiful.

The Mets believe Gonzalez's greatest value is in the American League, where he can be a designated hitter some of the time and might command a salary of $15 million a year.

The choice of date might just command some respect.

Journeymen players earned $40 to $75 a month, while a star might command more than $100.

Exactly what Stuxnet might command industrial equipment to do still isn't known.

A deal that both could sign might command more general assent in Paris.

It isn't difficult to guess which of the world's vineyards might command dizzying prices.

Occasionally men did physically demanding work, which might command a wage premium.

Now, the same person might command as much as $500,000 to $800,000 a year, several recruiters said.

But it was the other one who might command as much, if not more, respect among many Africans today.