Sentence examples for perhaps to command from inspiring English sources

The kings used that creature's fearsome persona as well, perhaps to command the human chattel who created the pyramids that archaeologists have been excavating in the Honduran jungles.

Perhaps they fail to command the moral high ground because they, like their opponents, are so blatantly in thrall to big bucks.

He is believed to command perhaps 1,000 fighters and a much larger group of sympathizers.

Instead, they feel dense with compressed energy and, perhaps for that reason, seem to command monumental stretches of surrounding space.

Reyes is a free agent after the season and most observers feel the Mets will not have enough money to give him the kind of contract he is thought to be able to command elsewhere, perhaps as much as $100 million in total.

They go on to move through the space with earphones, perhaps responding to commands.

Ultimately, however, Shaw changed his mind and accepted the command, perhaps to please his mother.

With this break from the "armed struggle," Eta's allies had hoped to participate in local elections next month – and perhaps command up to 15 per cent of the Basque vote.

The KRG claims that Soleimani is in Iraq to advise and perhaps command the PMF forces advancing on Kirkuk's oil fields.

Perhaps, just perhaps, Price has commanded the attention needed to start a conversation and create a new movement around pay equity.

Perhaps he can command the clouds in the same way he does the crowds.