Sentence examples for officially order from inspiring English sources

Major Armstrong finally caught up with Arnold to officially order him back to headquarters; he was carried back in a litter.

Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh, Justin Chambers, James Pickens, Jr. and Chandra Wilson have all signed on for two more years with the ABC medical drama, although the network has yet to officially order a "Grey's Anatomy" Season 9 or Season 10.

The next day, he is officially ordered to quit the place, on the ground, patently false, that it is unfit for human habitation.

Both Hook and Selfridges said they were not aware that they were doing anything wrong, and would keep selling the milk until they were officially ordered not to.

Most of the casualties were caused by the Taliban, even though the insurgent group have officially ordered their fighters to avoid harming Afghans who are not fighting.

Despite the many prominent names involved in "L. A. Noir," Mr. Bernthal did not want to comment on its chances of getting picked up as a series, which TNT has not yet officially ordered.

Mr. Reilly also expressed excitement about a new police drama, "The Following," which stars Kevin Bacon (the network has not confirmed that it has officially ordered the show, although the show's creator has).

On Tuesday the cable channel said it had officially ordered "Game of Thrones," a new series based on George R. R. Martin's "Song of Ice and Fire" fantasy novels.

Good news for undead zombies who consume the flesh of the living and the television viewers who love them: AMC said on Monday that it has officially ordered a second season of "The Walking Dead," its original series adapted from the comic books written by Robert Kirkman about human survivors in a world overrun by the ambulatory deceased.

TNT said on Friday that it had officially ordered 10 episodes of a new series based on that 1980s-era prime-time soperapera, updating the internal rivalries of the Ewing family for the 21st century while incorporating several characters from the original show.

The cable network said on Tuesday that it had officially ordered a fourth season of "Game of Thrones," its epic fantasy series created by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, and adapted from Mr. Martin's best-selling "Song of Ice and Fire" novels.