Sentence examples for whom command from inspiring English sources

Both games are played by two players, each of whom command an army from a bird's eye vantage point.

They are the department's middle and senior managers, many of whom command hundreds of officers or detectives who patrol the city's streets and investigate crimes.

Social workers were chosen by 8percentt, but athletes, some of whom command top-dollar salaries and grace cereal boxes, received highest marks from only 2percentt.

According to Electoral Commission records, Alexander Temerko, a Russian businessman with offshore wind interests in the north-east, who paid £90,000 for a bust of David Cameron at last year's Tory party fundraiser, has donated almost £9,000 in campaign materials to Trevelyan and has also backed Tory MPs Michael Ellis, James Wharton and Guto Bebb, all of whom command only slim majorities.

The album, one of Jay-Z's best though not as good as his two highlights, "Reasonable Doubt" and "The Blueprint," has a stellar list of producers: Timbaland, Kanye West, Eminem, Rick Rubin, Just Blaze, the Neptunes, all of whom command six figures to make a single song.

The strongest of the principals here are the two native Irish actors, Jim Norton as Jack Boyle and Ms. Molloy as Juno, both of whom command the stage with the force of authenticity and, even at the distance their characters keep from each other, engage with an animosity born of long proximity.

Many explain Medellín's relative stability between 2003 and 2009 as thanks to an accord between the city's two independent leaders, Fajardo and drug lord Don Berna – both of whom commanded peace and calm from different sides of Medellín's divide.

It also appears from Admiral Vernon's reports that the American Colonies contributed several sloops to the fleet, but how many and by whom commanded is not stated.

The capital remains divvied up among leaders who measure their influence by the number of young men with AK-47's whom they command.

The afternoon of November 9 saw the arrival of Clark and British Gen. Kenneth Anderson, the latter of whom assumed command of the Allied 1st Army for the advance into Tunisia.

It is understood that the regions are reopening negotiations with other leading players who are coming out of contract, including Leigh Halfpenny, Sam Warburton, Alun Wyn Jones and Adam Jones, all of whom will command substantial pay increases after their exploits with the Lions in the summer.