Sentence examples for routinely commanded from inspiring English sources
Building on his successes as an actor, he won an Oscar in 1996 for directing Braveheart and routinely commanded salaries of more than $20 million.
Meanwhile, the market for residential conversions in TriBeCa has gone through the roof, with lofts now routinely commanding $400 a square foot or more.
One of Hollywood's top-paid actors, Hanks routinely commands $20 million or more per picture, and sometimes even forgoes a paycheck in favor of a richer stake in first-dollar grosses.
She routinely commands her older brother as though he were a minion in her domestic dictatorial state.
and when you're that short on seniority, you're prone to furlough". Yet in the Air Force: Women routinely command four-jet C-141 StarLifters on worldwide operations of the Military Airlift Command and will soon begin training on the C-5B Galaxy, the world's largest and heaviest transport aircraft.
First, many popular statistical programs (e.g. Stata, R) can perform the analysis using routinely available command.
In a world so afraid that it routinely erupts in hatred, we are commanded to love.
John Peters, a retired submarine commander, said here today that he routinely took civilians out for brief runs during the five years he commanded a submarine.
Thirty years ago Johannes commanded a sonar-equipped craft that regularly responded to alleged Russian submarine incursions for more than a decade – a period when Sweden was routinely gripped with cold war panic.
Despite recent progress by Telemundo, Univision's two major networks -- its flagship, Univision, and the 2-year-old TeleFutura -- still command audience shares that routinely eclipse 75percentt of Hispanic viewers watching Spanish-language television.
