Sentence examples for a very clear order from inspiring English sources

There's usually a very clear order; you just have to understand it.

Though it's hard to imagine these days, George Lucas had a very clear order for his development teams when he decided to get into the videogame business: Do not focus on "Star Wars".

"Dining with al-Qaeda" is a collection of stories and essays, in no very clear order, garnered from Mr Pope's life as a journalist, from his beginnings as a wet-behind-the-ears freelancer in Syria through his appointment in 2000 as the sole Middle East correspondent for the Wall Street Journal.

"Zelda Power was just constant drama back then, and there was a very clear pecking order," says Arsenault.

These chimpanzees were tested with three foods of a very clear preference order: M&M chocolate candies were the most preferred (preferred 100% of the time over both other options), then sweet potato pieces (uncooked; preferred to cucumbers 100% of the time), and then cucumber pieces (never preferred to the other options).

They refused to give their names, but one said: "We work according to rules, and one of the very clear orders we have is that when we see a terrorist who is armed, we are instructed to shoot back at him until we kill him.

"We've made very clear orders about what needs to be paid and by when.

So, in this revised version, there will be a very clear requirement for a court order.

"This ruling to overturn the crown court's decision to grant the Dale Farm production order sends a very clear message to all police forces that these wide-ranging fishing trips will not be accepted by the UK courts and that we will not be forced into the role of unwilling agents of the state.

Prime Minster Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, visiting Beijing, said Tuesday that the shooting represented "a very clear violation of the border," and he ordered his foreign minister back to Turkey to deal with it.

The 1 at% Mn-doped ZnO sample shows a very clear hysteresis loop, indicating the significant ferromagnetic ordering.