Sentence examples for they would command from inspiring English sources

Were Pope Benedict and all the other religions to devote themselves single-mindedly to social injustice, they would command immense moral authority that would silence any quibbles from non-believers.

Part standup, part panel show, each episode allows big name celebrities and mid-level comics to deliver potty-mouthed material at a fraction of the price they would command for hosting their own shows; C4 has secured Ross, Forsyth, Dee, Jason Manford, Jon Culshaw, Lock and Cryer at much less than their usual fees.

Otherwise there is no reason they would command a long term leadership position with their high fees.

Capable programmers were available in India at salaries of less than $10,000 a year, a fifth what they would command in the U.S. The Indian software industry took off.

Say 'Mera naam Sarah hai'!" they'd command between classes, then burst into peals of giggles when I readily obliged.

The Dodgers are more entrenched in the region, and there's a good chance they'd command more when their deal is up in 2013.

But the pirates' leader, Bashir Bhotan, 32, did not think any of them would command a high ransom.

But some analysts said they doubted that Bear Stearns would command a premium like those even from a foreign bank seeking an instant presence on Wall Street.

But to Machiavellians with political agendas (sadly including those Jews who have not risen above the fray, as their religion would command), they are convenient targets for diatribes and campaigns.

They were poised to take an eighth, Alaska, and if they win a runoff in Louisiana, Republicans would command a 54-vote majority in the Senate.

"That said, you look at the Blues squad and there are players that would command huge money if they played elsewhere.