Sentence examples for who will command from inspiring English sources

Street Life is another horse who will command respect at the betting windows.

Manny Ramirez is the other everyday free agent who will command a huge contract.

Who will command, indeed who will contribute troops to, an international force, if the country is without a plausible government?

Gen. Hwang Eui Don, who will command the troops in Iraq, said the deployment would be historic.

Do they re-sign Claxton, a free agent who will command a higher salary and perhaps a starting job elsewhere?

In a culture obsessed by fame and victimhood, these are all people who will command the national attention.

To see some of the skaters who soon will command the spotlight in Vancouver, fans this week have traveled to the United States Figure Skating Championships here from as far away as Russia and Japan.

They hope to keep Andy Pettitte, Bobby Abreu, Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada, who will probably command a three-year deal for at least $38 million.

That would allow the Mets the payroll flexibility to make a strong bid for Seattle shortstop Alex Rodriguez, who will probably command $20 million a year.

Ryan's House colleague, Kevin McCarthy, who will now command (or at least try to corral) a larger majority as leader, sounded positively Gingrichian last night, bubbling that he's got "forty bills just dealing with the economy.

If they do nothing, then Mirko Sarovic, the leader of the Serb nationalists' party, will take up the reins as president of Bosnia's Serb Republic and nominate a prime minister who will easily command a majority in the mini-state's newly-elected assembly.