Sentence examples for would have commanded from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, the Milk Studios Building would have commanded $190 million, Mr. Harmon said.

Surely they would have commanded the maximum price at the IPL auction?

The original Bugatti brought a somewhat higher price than a restored car would have commanded.

A few years ago, the 85-year-old manor would have commanded three times as much, he said.

The baseball commissioner, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, could have made Feller a free agent who would have commanded huge contract offers in a bidding frenzy.

Cashman noted that Cano finished second in the American League in runs batted in last season and would have commanded a free-agent fortune.

But Mr. Medvedev pointed in the direction of what Russia probably seeks: a missile defense system divided into "sectors" where it would have command of its own.

To turn that around, result-wise, would have taken a switch of a tad more than half a million votes in seven states — a Magic Number that, while not so big as the eight-and-a-half-million-vote majority Obama would still have commanded in the land called the United States of America, would have sufficed to anoint McCain President thereof.

A Norfolk God would never have commanded "Let there be light".

For all his scoring splurges, if the Bulls had won only one or two titles, he would not have commanded center stage for so long.

Would he have commanded such fees purely on the strength of his mayoral performance as of Sept. 10, 2001, splendid as many thought it to have been?