Sentence examples for order conveyed from inspiring English sources

The rules of engagement then supposedly forbade it, though Mr. Nixon, the commander in chief, had issued a secret order — conveyed to General Lavelle by his Pentagon superiors — to bomb dangerous targets at will.

An address by McNeill to a Dignity convention on Labor Day weekend last year "on human rights, civil liberties and the moral position of the church" triggered the silencing order conveyed to him last month, Tolan said.

The deeply committed member, accepting without question the decisions and orders conveyed by the leaders, sacrificing self, family, and friends if required to do so, is likely to be regarded by outsiders as a fanatic.

Behind a door we can hear a cast member's lunch order being conveyed over the phone.

There is the waiter who takes the order and conveys it to the kitchen.

So you're using short, aphoristic sentences in order to convey some kind of solemn profundity?

But in order to convey these messages, or any message, one must eliminate noise.

"In order to convey the truth," Father Baxter said, "how one conveys it makes all the difference in the world.

The choreography is simple and repetitive, as it should be, in order to convey its musical lessons.

Paxman even expanded his usual portfolio of presenting expressions (disdain, irritation, bemusement) in order to convey all this with sensitivity.

She switches perspectives gracefully in order to convey the anger and estrangement of each member of the McHugh family.