Sentence examples for that would command from inspiring English sources

I wanted to have something else that would command your attention to the title".

It is undoubtedly the kind of house that would command a higher asking price almost anywhere else in central London.

This allowed him to develop a programme of progressive reform that would command respect even without his better-known activities as a champion of world peace.

John Makinson, the chairman of the National Theater, said Mr. Norris had a creative reputation that would command respect in the world of British theater.

Neurotransmitters would activate the nerve endings of the carotid body sensory nerve to convey the information of the hypoxic situation to the central nervous system that would command ventilation to fight hypoxia.

There would be at least 15 different Santacruz residences in Colombia and the United States that would command the attention of Mr. Blarek and Mr. Pellecchia.

As a standalone company, something that big growing that fast would command a valuation approaching $150 billion.

Despite the fact that Morshead had been in command in an active area, some critics of the government picked up on the public announcement in November that Morshead would command Second Army, and charged that he had been "shelved".

Robert Adams defended Ockham's view, noting that it is only a logical possibility that God would command what we consider to be immoral, not an actuality.

Labour fought the election on policies that would never command an electoral majority or build a dynamic centre-left coalition.

It is hard to imagine the endeavor that would sufficiently command Bloomberg's restless ambition and vanity.