Meanings of command a price in English

Our walnuts command a price above that paid for walnuts raised anywhere else.

The company had been expected to command a price of more than €2 a share.

The latter was much sought after, and even an inferior bulb might command a price of 2000 florins.

Meanwhile, SunPower Corp, a U.S. maker of silicon-based panels, is well-placed because its highly-efficient products command a price premium.

Hybrids typically command a price premium of about $3,000 to $5,000 over regular gasoline-powered vehicles.

Unitech Managing Director Sanjay Chandra told Reuters the spin-off would help unlock value, with the infrastructure businesses expected to command a price separately.

A good Martini-Henry rifle will always command a price in these parts of Rs.400 or about 25 British pounds.

Time Warner's 1.1 million square-foot (102,193 square-meter) headquarters could command a price tag of more than $1 billion.

Catheral, which is majority-owned by Alchemy, the private equity group, is expected to command a price tag of more than 250 million pounds, it said.

Cathedral, which is majority-owned by Alchemy, the private equity group, is expected to command a price tag of more than 250 million pounds, it said.

The elevator business could command a price tag of 15-17 billion euros, including debt, based on estimates from analysts and financial sources.

This would imply that Build-A-Bear, which has about 20 million outstanding shares, could command a price of at least $10-$11 a share.

He had talents that would have commanded a price in the Roundhead market.

And in Cairo madame had a clientèle, she commanded a price.

The sale of a wilderness has not usually commanded a price so high.

His newspaper and magazine articles commanded a price.