Sentence examples for room commanded from inspiring English sources

The "war room," commanded by James Carville and George Stephanopoulos, was, according to Carville, partly her inspiration.

Her songs often feel like the obey a kind of inverted gravity, drums and guitars revolving through a room commanded by a different order of physics.

But its living room commands a sweeping view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The cheapest room commands well over half of the maximum total income a student may receive and many other rooms at the university simply exceed it.

In the centre of the room, commanding shameless prominence, is an Asian idol with an obscenely phallic snout: "He's a sex-god," says Erwitt with a chuckle, "but he looks like Richard Nixon from a certain angle".

"I always knew there would be a big room at either end," Kundig said; one room would offer "prospect" and the other "refuge," a duality that the architect considers important to the design of houses, including his own, where the living room commands an expansive view of Puget Sound, while the kitchen and master bedroom look into an intimate garden.

It is my duty to harness the energy of the room, command their attention and give them what they need.

Outer rooms command a premium.

The conditions at Foxconn are indeed grim: 12-hour shifts doing boring, repetitive work; dorms that pack seven workers into each room; commands issued by a disembodied fembot.

Many control room commands — a nuclear plant's nerve center — rely, said Scott Burnell, press officer for the U.S. regulator, "on technology that society has moved beyond".

Perhaps that is the inevitable result in a city where disaster planning is a growth industry, and where the newest bureaucratic behemoth is the Department of Homeland Security, with its war room command center tucked into a quiet residential neighborhood in northwest Washington, away from the presumed blast zone of the White House and the Mall.