Sentence examples for commanded that all from inspiring English sources

Not incidentally, it was the general chapter that commissioned Bonaventure's biography, and once the book was finished the order commanded that all previous writings on Francis be destroyed.

Reflecting the differences that are rife in the interpretation of Islam, one religious sheik, identified as Abdel Rahman bin Saleh al-Mahmoud, said that Muhammad's followers had commanded that all nonbelievers be expelled from the Arabian peninsula.

Small hounds are mentioned in the Forest Laws of Canute which exempted them from the ordinance which commanded that all dogs capable of running down a stag should have one foot mutilated.

Beaumis was assisted by King Henry I, who gave the bishop stone and commanded that all material brought up the River Fleet for the cathedral should be free from toll.

Evangelicals like Palin and Bachmann and their Tea Party followers seem to believe that Jesus commanded that all hospitals (and everything else) should be run by corporations for profit, just because corporations weren't the evil government.

Generally speaking, for early-stage tech startups in the Valley, considering PR is a complicated decision because it initially seems to buck conventional wisdom, which commands that all companies to focus primarily on product and recruiting.

And it's all about commanding that attention properly.

Rowley suggested that we drink late and do the whole thing on a hangover, but in rare moment of responsibility I commanded that we all have an early night.

Unable to kill Moses, who is like a son to him, Pharoah Sethi commands that Moses' name be stricken from all records and that he be sent into exile.

One day we met outside his house and he just pointed at a small nearby mountain and commanded that we should all climb to the top and he would teach us how to masturbate (Marius called it "getting the feeling").

In his public relations he exhibited sterling common sense, lofty patriotism, inflexible honesty and withal a character so exalted that he commanded at all times not only the confidence but the affection of the people..