The command to leave the Carthaginian queen Dido shakes him ruthlessly out of the last great temptation to seek individual happiness.
If things go badly we are required by our oath and tradition to be the last of our command to leave.
An officer who arrived quickly at the scene opened fire after Eugene ignored a command to leave the other man alone.
He is immediately commanded to leave the state by order of the local demagogue, Boss Finley (the effective John Judd), who happens to be Heavenly's father, and who will otherwise make good on his threat to have Chance castrated.
The first example was after his first game as manager, when he used humor to describe his verbal altercation with Reyes, who resisted Manuel's command to leave that game in the first inning.
The incident, which took place last month, gained global attention because the woman refused the officer's command to leave the mall for violating the kingdom's standards of female modesty and recorded the standoff on her phone.
In the Pentateuch, the story continues with Abraham, and God's command to leave his ancestral land and go to the land God promised to give him and his offspring (Gen. 17:7–8).
Commanded to leave at once, Hrolleifur threw a spear across the river and well into Ingi, thus initiating his own speedy demise at the hands of Ingi's sons.
The Bible itself provides ample examples of laws that modify the unbridled rights of property owners: we are commanded to leave the corners of our fields unharvested, and to harvest our crops but once.
During and after the 2014 protests sparked by Brown's death, St . Louis Countyarrested a number of people under Missouri's "failure to disperse" law, which forbids knowingly failing or refusing to obey a lawful command to leave an unlawful assembly or riot.
