Sentence examples for Sudden order from inspiring English sources

At the sudden order of the Great Namechanger, global warming was iced and global climate change took its place.

These photo opportunities were scrapped after the United States Supreme Court's sudden order to stop the Florida vote recounts.

When Lee ruined the attack by a sudden order to retreat, Washington hurried forward, fiercely denounced him, and restored the line, but the golden opportunity had been lost.

Some loft tenants contended that the sudden order to vacate the building was an attempt to make the city look as if it were on top of the problem.

The sudden order for elections within two or three months would resolve the constitutional issue, but it would also present the Afghan government and coalition forces with an immense logistical and security task.

The sudden order from the Communist Party's publicity department, handed down late Friday, forced newspaper editors to frantically tear up pages of their Saturday editions, replacing investigative articles and commentaries about the accident that killed 40 people in eastern China with cartoons or unrelated features.

At the same time, he explores the uncontrollability of that very grief, Maureen's utter dependence on signs from the dead, the tethering of an employee to the sudden orders of a capricious employer, the sense of vulnerable helplessness caused by the arrival of unexpected digital communications.

In Secretly, Greatly, spies who have assimilated into a South Korean shantytown resist sudden orders from the party to commit suicide, and the authority behind the order seeks to assassinate them in preparation for their resistance.

The debate and the sudden ordering of the new study demonstrate that, even if not mentioned in the mandates, preservation also is a societal value that the FGC should not unnecessarily interfere with.

"It was just pandemonium outside," said Kurt Richter, a rice farmer living in Yuba City, who headed toward nearby Colusa, a town about 50 miles southwest of the dam in a two-car caravan with his wife and child, as the sudden evacuation order prompted chaos in the area.

Then one day in January 1945, Gabbai said, "All of a sudden an order came from Berlin to stop the killing.