Sentence examples for being ordered to go from inspiring English sources

"I think we're being ordered to go back," he said to Jason Isaacs, an actor seated near him whose filmography was unfamiliar to most.

"It was almost like they were being ordered to go see the film," said Brian Grazer, co-founder of Imagine Entertainment.

Andrew Clifton, Bradford on Avon   Benedict Le Vay is right to say our quality of life is much better than in the 1970s, thanks  to Margaret Thatcher (letter, 17 April), with the exception of "being able to go to a good local school instead of being ordered to go to a failing sink school by council prodnoses".

All staff were ordered to go to their offices.

Now I'm ordered to go out and shovel.

"The Cubans go wherever they are ordered to go," he said, "because they have been conscientisized.

We were ordered to go due east and out of the Galápagos marine reserve.

Both men were ordered to go to work on Monday morning.

The management stirs occasionally, and we're ordered to go Stasi over something trivial.

Large amounts can be ordered to go with 24 hours' notice.

We were ordered to go straight home and tell our parents what had happened.