Sentence examples for street command from inspiring English sources

But it seems to have mattered at 110 Livingston Street, command central for the education bureaucracy.

Mr. Sheirer and Mr. Giuliani, along with the police commissioner, Bernard Kerik, were temporarily trapped inside the Barclay Street command post.

The gorgeous white Colonial house on a leafy street commanded almost as much attention as the characters themselves.

Good thing that Japanese people like newness; a similar unit in a newer building just 200 meters down the street commands double what I pay.

The demand for tickets was so frenzied that on some nights extra chairs were placed in the aisles, while scalpers on the street commanded up to $100 a ticket.

The outdoor statuary — Valentino in bronze, a lion in cast concrete and three entwined figures in white marble — was on a flatbed truck on a side street, commanding the sort of fish-out-of-water attention to be expected when sculptures plucked from the lawn of a Pelham Manor estate are plopped on an industrial stretch in Long Island City.

At the height of their success, in the 50's and early 60's, the Lavernes produced -- besides furniture -- 90 hand-printed fabrics and wallpaper patterns (their own and those of others), and their headquarters, at 160 East 57th Street, commanded a network of satellite showrooms across the country.

Town houses in need of renovation range from $1.5 million to $1.8 million, Ms. Galluccio said, while finished houses, especially those on garden streets, command more.

Fifth Avenue The east side of Fifth, between 49th and 59th Streets, commands the most expensive retail rents in the city, with asking prices of $3,500 a square foot, according to estimates by Douglas Elliman Real Estate's retail group.

Nevertheless, Starwood officials are predicting that once renovations are complete, 430 West 14th Street will command retail rents of $80 to $100 a square foot.

Town houses like those on Horatio Street can command $1,200 to $1,300 per square foot, $2,000 if they are in a desirable spot — near the High Line, for example.