Sentence examples for name commanding from inspiring English sources

The unusually edgy Djokovic of the fourth round was banished in favour of the focused model of consistency with eight grand slam titles to his name, commanding proceedings from the baseline.

Powell's name commands awe despite his obvious failure.

Alexander Wang is the envy of the fashion industry for the credibility his name commands from high fashion to street style.

Anyone still doubting the respect the Victoria Beckham name commands in the fashion industry would have been silenced by the scene at the New York Public Library on Sunday morning.

It's no coincidence that among a certain segment of the jazz public —aspiring players, toiling in and out of music school — his name commands nothing short of awe.

The Marc Jacobs name commands cachet within the industry, but in recent years the New York catwalk show has developed an increasingly arthouse bent, with a fetish for arcane references and avant-garde hats.

I'll say, 'Yes, my Uncle Jeffrey — we used to go for dinner at his house all the time, until we found out what he was serving.' " Mr. Dahmer is a fan of death-metal music, and his last name commands respect at concerts.

The Marriott name commands a premium.

Hank understood the globalization of finance, and his name commanded respect at home and abroad".

Few names command more respect than that of Pierre Huet, one of the most prestigious producers on the Route du Cidre, a signposted trail that meanders for 25 miles through the rural Pays d'Auge, passing between swaying cornfields, sleepy meadows and poppy fields.

Whether it's music, gaming, television, and book publishing, media is a hits-driven business and the reason the biggest names command big paydays is because they can deliver outlier value.