Sentence examples for she commanded in from inspiring English sources
Arrestingly abrasive, she commanded in the nineteen-sixties roughly the same sort of national attention that Americans accorded another atheist, Madalyn Murray O'Hair.
"Beware of good taste," she commands in her book.
"We'll go out and have supper at Modigliani's," she commands (in other words, Quaglino's in Piccadilly, London's best restaurant).
One of her sons is studying to become an architect, her income is steady and the respect she commands in the village is unrivalled by any man.
At the start, Ms. Coyoc looked as stately as a goddess as she commanded attention in a scarlet gown by Angelina Avallone, the costume designer for all of the program's offerings.
When I was introduced, she commanded, "Play something," in her richly accented, Central European voice.
Even when she was in her 50s and had ceased to appear regularly with the Opéra she commanded great respect in the company.
Time and again Ms. Abbott repeats one overriding thought, whether it comes out as "she commanded every eye in the room precisely because she offered so little to see" or "she knows that what she hides is as much of a reward as what she deigns to reveal".
"Here, take a brochure and a map," she commanded all who walked in, generous with both handouts and opinions on the home's untapped potential.
At least Mrs. Davis knew what rate she could command in the marketplace before she shopped for her car -- knowledge any consumer with access to a computer and the Internet can obtain.
As she did so, she commanded another 20%, or £2m, in tax relief.
