Sentence examples for that will command from inspiring English sources

But it is the other end of the grid that will command attention on Sunday.

We need a serious and sustainable framework that will command consent for years to come".

But the new initiative is emphatically for pooling good loans, not bad, and for creating securities that will command ratings as high as AAA.

More firms, including South Korea's Daewoo, are expected to join, creating a confederation that will command enormous purchasing power.As transformations go, Fiat's is in its early days.

Our choice was kyook gae jang ($8.95), a spirited, scorching soup, dense with shredded beef and vegetables that will command everyone's attention.

Yet it is the target for GDP, a single number planted halfway through the speech as if it is an afterthought, that will command by far the most attention.It was not always thus.

I'm not thinking of landmarks like Peter Luger or Gage & Tollner, which epitomize a certain kind of classic New York dining that will always command an audience.

"The feature of the newly discovered figure that will undoubtedly command most attention is its explicitly, almost aggressively, sexual nature, focused on the sexual characteristics of the female form," said Dr Mellars.

That makes solar securities a bigger risk that will initially command a premium to compensate investors.

That probably goes to my earlier point, that one of the few things that will still command a live audience going forward is sports.

Early speculation that British Energy will command a price of up to £12bn appear increasingly optimistic with bids expected to be closer to half that.