Give your dog the command to "lie down.
As Marietta Chudakova, a historian of Russian literature and courageous public figure, puts it, "Nobody has been commanded to lie down and everyone is already on the ground".
Again, they were led behind the screen, but this time commanded to lie down, or fetch a ball.
Shaver, who had been ordered out of his hotel room by police, was commanded to lie facedown in the hallway and to refrain from making sudden movements.
Henry, who was willing to secure the help of any likely head and hand, however obscure, summoned Cranmer for an interview and commanded him to lay aside all other pursuits in order to devote himself to the question of the divorce.
Accordingly, the Confederate command had elected to lay mines, at the time known as "torpedoes", in the bay.
As he runs, a man's voice commands him to lie down and lower his weapons.
She commanded Paul Merton to lie on the floor during the first part of his interview because the light was better; "Ooh, it's nice to sit down," he said when she left us to it.
Even if they did, there are not the centralised forms of command through which orders to lay down weapons can be dictated.
Then West, in his role as God, commands there to be light, to lay bare the scene of betrayal and vengeance.
