Sentence examples for regularly commanded from inspiring English sources

The "second tier" of National League first basemen regularly commanded $15-$15-$20cluding Paul Goldschmidt ($22), Freddie Freeman ($22), Lance Berkman ($21), Gaby Sanchez ($20), Carlos Lee ($19), Ryan Howard ($17) and James Loney ($16).

Meanwhile, the second tier of players often drafted in that aforementioned 25-65 regularlyularly commanded bids well above the projected earn values, taking plenty of cash off the table and increasing the quality players available for $5 or less in the later stages of the auction.

But while I viewed their goals as laudable and their work essential, I must confess that I viewed the scientific challenges they faced, to be polite, as somewhat less daunting than those that regularly commanded my skills and attention.

While real estate in gentrified Brooklyn regularly commands $700 per square foot, places like Lansman's can charge as little as $10.

Still, new developments regularly command a premium of 35 to 40 percent over rents at older buildings, and 510 West 22nd Street "is right on the High Line, so that is a very hot area," Mr. Waterman said.

EVEN at 106 years old, Zhou Youguang is the kind of creative thinker that Chinese leaders regularly command the government to cultivate in their bid to raise their nation from the world's factory floor.

But if Woods played mainly for money, wouldn't he play more often, or play in far more tournaments abroad, where he could regularly command millions in appearance fees?

Fast forward 37 years and Clough is in charge of a Derby side who, despite regularly commanding the Championship's second-highest attendances after Newcastle, stand a worrying 20th in the table.

The podcast, which he has hosted week on week without fail since 2009, now regularly commands several hundred thousand downloads an episode, making it a mainstay of iTunes' top 10 podcasts, and has turned Maron into a cult comedy figure with mainstream appeal.

So these were improved but not earth-shattering performances and they certainly didn't match up to the attention Fowler regularly commands.

But Lincoln, next to a horse representing the one he rode regularly to the White House, commanded attention.