Sentence examples for He is commanded to from inspiring English sources
He is "commanded" to appear in the federal district court in Alexandria, Virginia, on September 12th, to testify in the case.
He is commanded to follow "the same procedure as last year", going around the table impersonating each of the now-dead dinner guests, raising toast after toast and becoming ever more drunk.As one awful year for the euro zone made way for another, the German television network ARD digitally retouched the original sketch to create a spoof of European Union summits.
There is no record of their having met that day, however, and he was commanded to attend upon them each day thereafter until "licensed to the contrary".
Abraham was tested by God when he was commanded to kill his son Isaac, and Job, after a period of affliction and loss, was restored to health and prosperity as a reward for his righteousness.
A defector from the Taliban's secret police told a reporter in Quetta, Pakistan, that he was commanded to "find new ways of torture so terrible that the screams will frighten crows from their nests".
In "Noah," the notion of God's existence renders the natural order frenetically, jinglingly, miraculously disorderly, and it grants a true believer a free pass for whatever atrocity he believes he's commanded to enact.
In July 2016, a local cop levied the accusation that he was commanded to stay quiet about certain aspects of Bland's time in custody.
Queen Elizabeth did not really allow her favourite a wife; according to a contemporary court chronicle, he "was commanded to say that he did nothing with her, when he came to her, as seldom he did".
He was commanded to be baptized.
It's rumoured that he managed to convince his little corner of Christianity that he had been commanded to annul their marriages and claim sole sexual rights over all of his female followers, which included girls as young as 12.
Stranded in Cambridge, Northumberland proclaimed Mary himself as he had been commanded to do by a letter from the Council.
