Sentence examples for order to hang from inspiring English sources
Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, has changed his country's constitutions in order to hang on.
General Chris Olukoladu said: "They just want to give a dog a bad name in order to hang it.
His company has pared costs and margins in order to hang on to its markets, and seen turnover fall.
However, the group said it needed to make further changes in order to hang on to retain those customers.
When he gets home and tries to drill holes in order to hang up the credenza he ends up with openings large enough for beer glass coasters.
The details would provoke outrage from groups with armies of lobbyists who are willing to storm Washington in order to hang onto their favourable treatment.
In a similar but separate case, the same judge then upheld the death sentences of 37 of 529 men he notoriously ordered to hang last month, bringing the total number of death sentences to 720.
In 1565, King Philip II of Spain issued orders to "hang and burn the Lutherans" (then a Spanish catchall term for Protestants) and dispatched Adm. Pedro Menéndez to wipe out these French heretics who had taken up residence on land claimed by the Spanish — and who also had an annoying habit of attacking Spanish treasure ships as they sailed by.
When the Nazis invaded Russia, Efimov was one of the Russians that Hitler's troops had orders to hang upon capture.
It suspected back-room deal-making by an established order determined to hang on to power at any cost.
As Cedar Creek falls, the army orders people to hang white sheets outside their home if they feel ill.
