Sentence examples for team commanding from inspiring English sources

With the football team commanding the athletic spotlight on Stanford's campus, it's easy to forget that the basketball program was not long ago the perennial powerhouse in Palo Alto, Calif.

Now, it is Bayern who embody Guardiola's style, with the German team commanding a greater share of possession than any other team in the Champions League - including Barcelona.

But the first nodded to the reason this team command so much respect and generate such awe.

Sheehan remembered a moment in the fall of 1965 when Mohr rushed to Plei Me in the Central Highlands to visit a Special Forces team commanded by Maj.

Eddie Jones is expected to endorse the Northampton hooker despite Hartley having spent more than a year of his career serving suspensions but Haskell says the player he has known since they were in the same England Under-19s team commands the respect of his international team-mates.

Mark McGhee, having watched his team command long periods of the game, at the final whistle reserved an embrace for Keane - a player to whom he had given a debut at the age of 16 when the pair were employed by Wolves.

This may turn out to be a year of transition, with different stars and different teams commanding attention on the playoff stage.

But many wonder how healthy it is to pay a football coach -- no matter how many stadium seats his team fills or television hours his team commands -- more than the president of a university.

When playing on campaign you should know how to give your team commands.

Rarely, if ever, have women in team sports commanded similar fortune.

President Bush's first economic team never commanded financial markets' respect.