Sentence examples for soon command from inspiring English sources

A Nov. 24 editorial says that Larry Silverstein, who leased the World Trade Center last summer, "will have a dominant voice" in rebuilding the necessary office space "not least because he will soon command billions of dollars in insurance money".

But while the United States and NATO's military planners argued that the new response force should be used in Afghanistan, Mr. Chirac, whose country is a major contributor to the NATO force and will soon command NATO operations in Kosovo and Afghanistan, insisted that the force stay on standby for emergencies.

As Mr. Bloomberg correctly noted the other day, Larry Silverstein, who leased the World Trade Center last summer, will be have a dominant voice in what happens on the towers' 16-acre footprint, not least because he will soon command billions of dollars in insurance money to rebuild the necessary office space.

But mission managers say they will soon command Curiosity to start moving on the roughly 8km drive to Mount Sharp.

In 1627 Piccolomini began his association with Wallenstein, whose bodyguard he soon commanded.

Mr. Kerry, now 69, arrived in Vietnam as a Navy lieutenant in November 1968 and was soon commanding a Swift boat, a 50-foot aluminum patrol craft.

Ginger is only a couple of feet tall, but she soon commands attention as she takes to the stage.

It was five months after its series A that the company plugged in its first machines and started mining Bitcoins, and the company soon commanded 3 to 4percentt of all of the mining power worldwide, they told investors.

But, as the 51-year-old tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" in the above clip, things shifted quickly, and he was soon commanding the highest salary in the Major League.

The Dukes soon regained command with a 9-0 run.

Mariano Rivera, the closer, is making $7.25 million this year and soon could command in excess of $20 million per season.