Sentence examples for once again command from inspiring English sources

By opening up, by listening, by embracing reform, and by harnessing the extraordinary generosity, commitment and talent of the British people, they can help us all get to a place where politics can once again command all of our respect.

We were arcing down over the Arctic Circle, gravity once again commanding that we who went up must come down.

After years of suppression and much overshadowing, rock music is once again commanding the city's club and festival stages.

But Mr. Putin, with the guarantee of 315 votes from United Russia, the party he leads, once again commanded the stage.

Mr. Nelson once again commands the screen with effortlessly stellar authority, playing a country music superstar who has lost all patience with the business side of his career.

Weighing in at approximately one ton and measuring more than 6 feet tall in a seated position, this iconic work by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin once again commands center stage in the Diekman Gallery.

She and two fellow laureates South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Aldolfo Pérez Esquivel of Argentina have spoken in favour of Bradley Manning, the American document-leaker.Ms Maguire once again commands attention; but it took her quite a long time to recover from the immediate effects of the prize, which were negative.

With the upcoming release of the iPad, Apple once again commands both headlines and the attention of the investing world.

At the 8 August 1993 Fairchild air show, Holland once again commanded the B-52 demonstration flight.

During the Brazilian Revolution of 1930, Bahia served with Rio Grande do Sul until that ship defected and five or six destroyers off the coast of Santa Catarina; they were once again commanded by Belford Gomes.

James's forces – once again commanded by Lord Feversham – moved to Salisbury, but few of its senior officers were eager to fight – even Princess Anne wrote to William to wish him "good success in this so just an undertaking".