Sentence examples similar to weekly commanded from inspiring English sources

This requirement is enforced by diligent review of perigee passages in weekly command loads.

Mary Lou McDonough, interim director of the county Department of Corrections, said Vera representatives attended her weekly command staff meeting at the jail Tuesday.

Her go-go moves to the beat of the musical acts on the popular weekly show commanded attention.

Mr. Weisbord helped persuade Columbia Pictures to hire the then-fading Mr. Sinatra for $1,000 a week for the 1953 motion picture "From Here to Eternity". The salary represented a significant drop from the weekly $250,000 Mr. Sinatra had once commanded.

His censored books were all published, excerpts from his diary were offered weekly by a major Warsaw newspaper, and his comments commanded attention from the media.

The guards work in two weekly shifts, with three or four pairs of guards taking over from each other hourly in a ceremony commanded by the chief of the guard.

She commanded.

Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly commanded the direction of Åkerlund, but criticized Spears for her lack of involvement, and commented, "It's hard not to wonder: Is Britney having any fun?" Ed Masley of The Arizona Republic stated the video lived up to hype of the teasers, and added that it was unquestionably one of her "artier" videos to date.

By 1946, he could command $10,000 and more weekly at Nicky Blair's new nightclub, the Carnival, in the Capitol Hotel on Eighth Avenue and 51st Street.

("She was not a great beauty, and death did nothing to improve her"). And the show has been remarkably popular, commanding more than four million weekly listeners at its peak.

He and Lisa lived there in the off-season, then rented it out for the exorbitant weekly rates that any habitable structure on the island can command through Labor Day.