Sentence examples for starting to command from inspiring English sources

At E3, the booth babes are here, but so too are the girl gamers - a legion of female die-hards who are finally starting to command as much respect as their male counterparts.

In August 2015, just as the refugee crisis was really starting to command global news, photographer Jörg Brüggemann traveled to the Greek island of Kos to document the first of the interactions between Syrian, Iraqi, Afghan, and Pakistani refugees with British, Swedish, and German vacationers there.

In August 2015, just as the refugee crisis was really starting to command global news, photographer Jörg Brüggemann travelled to the Greek island of Kos to document the first of the interactions between Syrian, Iraqi, Afghan and Pakistani refugees with British, Swedish and German holidaymakers there.

Would it not be better, some thought, if Greece just left the euro?These days, as prime minister, Mr Samaras has started to command a measure of respect.

I corrected him and started to command turn-by-turn directions so he couldn't veer off again.

When away from the computer, apps I had long since forgotten about started to command my attention.

A son of Savile Row tailors, 6-foot-3 Cooper, 58, has a stern bearing and a stare that, when he starts to speak, commands others' meek silence.

More regular eye contact, more hugs, starting to understand simple commands like 'bath' or 'juice', it's a good reminder of how enjoyable these children are".

Blake stomped up the loading ramp to commandeer the Chitauri helmet and warn Coulson that his flagrant disregard for protocol was starting to irritate SHIELD's high command.

After that, Watford started to take command, going in front four minutes before the break.

Sinden considered the first period of the first Swedish game the team's worst since the team was put together, but the team improved and started to take command.