commanded

_human_ law, under the _Christian Dispensation_, in the _nineteenth century we_ are commanded to do, what _God_ more than _three thousand_ years ago, under the _Mosaic Dispensation, positively commanded_ the

An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South Angelina Emily Grimke 1842

It was the quality of the man they judged, not his possessions, and his name commanded a hard-earned respect.

Fox Fire Light Janet Dally 1982

It was the quality of the man they judged, not his possessions, and his name commanded a hard-earned respect.

Fox Fire Light Janet Dally 1982

Gatland can only hope for good news on the Scarlets prospect, whose displays for his region in the early part of this term commanded rave reviews.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

Even if clothing and modesty have nothing to do with the soul, the very fact that modesty was commanded, is reason enough.

Blue Dress Painting 2009

"Swing out that starboard boat, Mr. Jackson," the captain commanded, staring after the foaming course of the cow as she surged away for a fresh onslaught.

CHAPTER XV 2010

"Hard down with your helm!" the captain commanded the steersman, all the life gone out of his voice.

The Lost Poacher 2010

I think the respect she once commanded is eroding and will not translate into votes in the General Election, swing states not withstanding.

Poll: Obama leads in Montana 2008

On learning that the officers had refused to violate Mary's direct orders, the council again commanded them to return to Mary's house and carry out their commission:

From Heads of Household to Heads of State: The Preaccession Households of Mary and Elizabeth Tudor, 1516-1558 2008

"Now," my brain commanded sternly, and out I went to run.

Ejercicio 2005