Sentence examples for emphatic order from inspiring English sources

That moment in the crisis was immortalised by a recorded radio exchange between Schettino, who was in a lifeboat by then, and Gregorio de Falco, a coastguard captain who became a national hero for his emphatic order that the captain "Get back on board, for fuck's sake".

Judge Ackerman's crisp, emphatic rulings included ordering the release of 173 criminal suspects from the Essex County jail in 1989 because of overcrowding.

While Charles could see this to be unreasonable Alexander Suvorov had not yet reached central Switzerland, and it was folly to think that Alexander Korsakov's force of 30,000 and Hotze's 20,000 could hold all of the region until the arrival of the rest of the Russian force the order was emphatic.

Joe Torre was watching television on Wednesday when Roger Clemens was ordered — by the emphatic rap of a congressman's gavel — to be silent.

Therefore, a number of distinct psychological states functioning in concert may be necessary in order for a proper emphatic experience to occur [ 25].

Whatever material Ms. Ferris uses, her technique usually involves emphatic parallel gestures that provide an infrastructure of order and method.

The 34-year-old had drifted back into consideration through a combination of the vivid memory of his fine qualities and the failures of James Vince, Nick Compton and Gary Ballance to make an emphatic case for themselves in England's middle order.

Not since the late 1970s has English football been forced to stand on by as the established order is swept aside in such an emphatic and peculiar manner.

Soskolne was emphatic that art workers needed to be "remunerated in order to survive".

But his pledge to resign if ordered to revive waterboarding was his most emphatic affirmation of his position to date.

This is done hit-and-run style, I'm guessing, in order to not distract from the ever-growing emphatic group vocal delivery by the end of the piece.