Sentence examples for to win command from inspiring English sources

The other difference is about something more significant for London than any politician's will to win command of City Hall.

Worse yet, a less-appealing Afghan figure could win command of the nation and turn it back into a de facto dictatorship.

When you've been here for 20 years, when you know United intimately and what it takes to win, you command respect.

Since winning command of his own division — "Shelby's Iron Brigade" — the self-trained horseman had proved time and again that he was a gutsy fighter and inspiring leader.

In a B2B sales negotiation, your goal is to win the opportunity, command a price premium and create a long-term relationship.

The ambitious young Flamininus moved swiftly through the senatorial cursus honorum ("course of honors") to win the consulship and command against Philip V at the age of 30.

And when it was time for the last lap, the 25th, Bekele accelerated on command to win his fourth consecutive world championship in the 10,000.

While her advisers have said that Mrs. Clinton would never cry on command to win sympathy from voters, they also believe that these moments are effective, and that she needs to start showing "more heart than head" at large rallies.

Hillary Clinton's victory Saturday in the Nevada caucuses puts her back in command to win the Democratic presidential nomination.

Moreover, Mr Trump, who had sought to win in Iowa by commanding media attention with pizzazz-filled arena events and sheer cheek, only narrowly escaped being pushed into third place by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.

This preeminent athlete is known for her ability to multi-task, desire to overcome challenges, and ability to command herself to win.