Sentence examples for now commanded from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile one of Reshef's mechanized battalions, commanded by Major Nathan Shunari, was reinforced with company-sized remnants of the 40th Tank Battalion now commanded by Captain Gideon Giladi after the previous battalion commander had been wounded.

Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai will also gain importance, even dominance, in a trade now commanded by Europe and America.

A speech devoid of specifics and low on rhetorical interest has now commanded coverage for most of a week.

The problem of the access road had been solved: the driver, Bob Gezalyan, now commanded a Jeep, which handled the bumps and troughs with ease.

However, his resounding victory in the recent polls and the crushing majority now commanded by the BJP give Modi huge authority.

Ben Turner, another AIF co-founder last week observed the huge fees now commanded by top-name acts to play major music festivals, noting that some acts were paid in excess of a £1m for a headline slot.

He now commands a $50,000 stud fee for a live foal.

Women now command respect in a still patriarchal area.

They now command prices of $160 to $185, she said.

District heads, or bupati, now command their own budgets and control their local schools and hospitals.

It caught on and now commands a 10% price premium over the ordinary white variety.