Sentence examples for had simply ordered from inspiring English sources

All too aware of the effect the sight of the finely honed torsos of today's super-fit footballers would have on the confidence of male fans the world over, Sepp Blatter (a man who knows more than most about the benefits of robust foundation garments) had simply ordered them to cover up.

BBC political editor Nick Robinson said David Cameron had "simply ordered his troops to retreat in the face of embarrassment" and the episode illustrated the difficulty the prime minister had with controlling his own backbenchers.

The whole beekeeping business is preceded by a bit of Sylvia Plath's poem "The Arrival of the Bee Box," including these excellent lines: "I lay my ear to furious Latin./I am not Caesar./I have simply ordered a box of maniacs".

The president could have simply ordered the CIA to release the history, or his Attorney General could simply have refused to defend the agency's denial.

When one soldier seemed unable to shoot, Preibke, the great waltzer, seized him round the waist and made him do it.A body in limboThe verdict that he had simply followed orders therefore crumbled away.

Speaking in 1977, the man nicknamed Bomber Harris insisted that he had simply carried out orders.

(And a Pentagon adviser suggested that many military computer operators had simply ignored the order).

In the same statement, Sergeant Nassry defended Trooper Ventrella and said he had simply been following orders.

For nearly a year, Reich had simply taken it, under orders to remain silent, while the post remained empty.

Last month the company posted an apology on its Web site, saying a backload of orders had simply overwhelmed the staff.

What if the Gay ATM had simply been out of order for once?