Sentence examples for which she commanded from inspiring English sources

The ornate desk from which she commanded her cosmetics empire is still polished to a glorious sheen.

In an equal world, Horne, who died in New York on Sunday night aged 92, would be remembered primarily for her silken voice and the beauty and poise with which she commanded the stage and screen.

This is the point where I would expect to get nauseated or bored, much like I did last week during Sookie's dream sequence in which she commanded Eric and Bill to love her simultaneously.

The Communists had confiscated most of the Tolstoy riches, arrested Sasha five times, then imprisoned her for a year, despite her having received three medals for battlefield valor during World War I, during which she commanded medical units.

"Sure," says John, to which she commands, "Kiss my foot".

Her debut album, "Learning From Falling" (J), starts with a grand march in which she commands, "Bring me men to match my mountains"; soon afterward, she describes herself as a "black Mona Lisa".

I note how Bobbi dabs a brush into powder and then onto her inner wrist before applying it to the face; the quiet confidence with which she commands, "Look down!" as she approaches the naked, aqueous eye with a fully loaded mascara brush.

That day, she was showing the jittery strain of the previous two months, in which she first commanded a huge disaster-relief effort and then suffered the humiliation of rejection by the Red Cross's 50-member board of governors.

Her favorite seemed to be parties, which she always commanded with her mere presence.

In order to fix Mr Bingley's intentions, she tells Elizabeth, Jane Bennet "should … make the most of every half-hour in which she can command his attention.

On her second match point, however, Li hit her 11th ace, a fitting conclusion to a match in which she was in command for all but a few passages of play.