Sentence examples for what could command from inspiring English sources

Commission members may have felt they were being canny in asking only for what could command the broadest support.

Not being a documentary, it can also open on far more screens -- some 2,800, which is more than three times what Michael Moore could command on his opening weekend (or any weekend to date).

But financial mistakes on the part of the Mets' owners have left open the possibility that they will not be able to pay Reyes, who is in his prime at 28, what he could command as a free agent after the season.

And the series A valuation you can command pre-product may not be too much less than what you could command post-product.

What they could use is an elder "platoon leader," for instance, a Vietnam or Iraq War vet who could command the respect of street toughs and even give them real combat training -- and discipline.

But he entered the free-agent market, just to see what setup relievers could command.

At least Mrs. Davis knew what rate she could command in the marketplace before she shopped for her car -- knowledge any consumer with access to a computer and the Internet can obtain.

Blandón sold the Contras' product to Ross for prices well below what other dealers could command, allowing him to expand his business throughout Los Angeles, then to Texas, Ohio and beyond.

Rosedown's opulence is over the top, an example of what money and status could command at a cotton plantation before the Civil War.

Until last summer, there seemed to be no limit to what a New York office building could command.

Original uniforms from the 506th, Mr. Czekanski said, could command 10 times what a regular G.I. uniform would fetch.