Sentence examples for that they commanded from inspiring English sources

Zlango claims that user testing shows that "the majority of youth who tried it, felt comfortable to say that they commanded the language in less than one hour".

In the early 18th century, farmland was run through an open field system, which were commonly overstocked and made trying experimental methods very difficult; enclosed farms, on the other hand, were higher quality and useful for experimentation, with the result that they commanded a rent almost double a similarly sized open field.

The reality is that they command little support.

And writers rarely attain the mythic status in this country that they command in Ireland.

Rich Indians have long known that they command more powerful means to influence politicians than votes.

The level of anger in Indian people can be judged by the stiff responses that they command from their leaders.

Some gestores are so skilled that they command the respect due someone who combines the knowledge of an accountant and a lawyer.

That's a number that they command on paper, but the wavering of so many conservative Democrats underlines party anxieties over such a massive piece of legislation.

Belonging to a mix of black and white professionals, the houses are indistinguishable from those in Bronxville, except that they command half the price, real estate agents say.

What I'll say about these first pages, though, is that they command attention — the sort of attention that was required of readers in the olden days, when reading meant reading "a book".

Coaches realize that an opponent is so good defensively in the halfcourt that they command their guards to push the ball down the floor and not allow the defense to set up and get its claws into the offense.