Sentence examples for be called to order from inspiring English sources

8. Who are the most likely culprits to be called to order?

So "a girl could refuse once, twice, but not three times, or she would be called to order for a lack of revolutionary solidarity".

The most likely culprit to be called to order is veteran left-wing MP Dennis Skinner, who has history over heckling George Osborne.

Ginsberg was careful to note that the chances "remain small" that the convention will be called to order without a clear nominee, but he argued that they "are no longer infinitesimal".

And so the superlatives beamed down on him, like shafts of autumn sun, interspersed by a brief downpour from the perma-quote Fifa president, Sepp Blatter, who deemed that he should be "called to order" over his bouts of indiscipline.

The one nice thing about the CRA is that it's easy to squeeze into the legislative calendar: it only takes 30 senators to put it on there; it can be called to order quickly; and can't be filibustered.

Inside, the meeting was called to order.

The convention is called to order.

Sherman continues, "When the meeting was called to order, it was standing room only.

Valls is being called to order, and so are his critics.

But when the meeting was called to order, the first piece of business was a song.