Sentence examples for crowd ordering from inspiring English sources

Before trouble could start today, however, about eight officers of the guerrilla force, dressed in black uniforms, moved through the crowd, ordering people to disperse.

Over the course of the day, numerous scuffles and confrontations broke out between protestors and counter-protesters as local police rushed in to break things up, their equipment jingling as they hurried through the crowd, ordering the crowd to disperse: "Move, move!" "Step back!

Ms. Bekoyeva and her sons, and three other survivors, said after the terrorists grew irritated by the children's continued crying, they pulled two men from the crowd, ordered them to hold their hands behind their heads, and addressed the room.

I joined the crowds, ordering tangy pork ribs with salad, collard greens and candied yams ($15.99).

Ricky ordered a gin-and-tonic from the open bar, while Josh, anticipating future crowding, ordered two beers at once, holding a full one in his left hand while drinking from the one in his right.

Nobody in the young-barflies crowd orders "the usual"; it's the yoozh.

Most of the small breakfast crowd orders eggs, scrambled with chorizo, rajas (strips of roasted poblano) or tomatoes and onion.

The eternal spring-break energy is intense at night, when an after-work crowd orders crab fritters with piquillo aioli ($8) and cucumber-and-cilantro margaritas ($9).

You might start your meal in the bar area, where a decidedly downtown crowd orders from a vodka-heavy cocktail list.

He also blamed Mr. Rajoelina for inciting the crowd and ordering them into peril.

Indeed, we sat in the plane on the tarmac until the police brought the crowd to order.