Sentence examples for commanded to keep from inspiring English sources

Non-Jews, in the view of Judaism, are not commanded to keep the Sabbath.

"I love Big Bird," Romney announced, and there would surely have been tittering and gasps if the audience hadn't been commanded to keep utterly quiet and if they hadn't proven to be so spectacularly obedient.

In a passage preceding this statement, Fell points out, "the Man is commanded to keep silence as well as the woman, when they are in confusion and out of order" (8).

In the sixth century, Saint Caesarius of Arles taught that the whole glory of the Jewish Sabbath had been transferred to Sunday and that Christians must keep Sunday as the Jews were commanded to keep the Sabbath, but the Council of Orléans in 538 reprobated this tendency as Jewish and non-Christian.

God's command to keep the Sabbath is the most radical of commandments, she says, because it is a decision not to let your life be defined by the "production-consumption rat race". God loves us and cares for us not because of what we do, but because of who we are -- God's children, God's sheep.

Attendants troop around, booming out commands to keep things moving: "Washer 21, last call.

The child can kick, whack or speak the commands to keep the video rolling.

Writing exercises, 20 in all, are sprinkled throughout, as are commands to keep reading aloud.

The Security Council created the command to keep the peace between North and South after Korean War hostilities ended.

Those forces appear to have been organized by the Baath Party command to keep control of the provincial capital.

From the moment 17-year-old Donald Trump was named a captain for his senior year at New York Military Academy, he ordered the officers under his command to keep strict discipline.