Sentence examples for that it commands from inspiring English sources

Bill: "For me, when you get to work with somebody like Jenny who has a voice like that, it commands attention.

It is so beautiful, so well preserved, so rare of its kind and so delicate that it commands a climate-controlled room of its own at the Getty Villa antiquities museum in Pacific Palisades.

Trump himself has used his widely followed Twitter account to retweet and share false crime data that massively overstates the percentage of whites killed by blacks in the U.S. Journalism experts say Facebook needs to take more responsibility for its content now that it commands the influence newspapers and news networks once did — just without the same scrutiny and regulations.

CHINA'S weight in the global economy means that it commands the world's attention.

We hope that Sir Alan and his board can improve Ipso so that it commands broader general confidence.

Which, despite the fact that it commands the best views in and of Liverpool, is underused and not greatly loved.

If correct, that would represent quite a jump on the $600 million valuation that it commanded when it closed its $50 million Series C in 2016.

It was the textiles industry more than any other that illustrated Britain's dependence on international trade, a trade that it commanded not only through the volume of its imports and of its manufacturing output but also through the strength of its banking and other financial institutions, as well as the extent of its shipping industry.

By negotiating with the left, the minority centre government showed that it commanded the perfect bargaining position in the Storting.

Europe awoke yesterday to the news that a pre-dawn deal had been reached to save the euro and, crucially, that it commanded the confidence of international markets.

Translated into real buying power, this is only slightly less than the dollar equivalent of the price, about $4 million, that it commanded this week.