Sentence examples for ordered onto a from inspiring English sources

The students are blindfolded, tied together by the wrists, roughly ordered onto a truck and driven to the woods.

Many nights at 11 p.m., he loads food that was cooked but not ordered onto a truck for City Harvest, a nonprofit organization that feeds more than 100,000 hungry New Yorkers each week -- even if that means calling it a night and turning away late-arriving customers at his patisserie and bistro, Payard, on Lexington Avenue near 74th Street.

Photos of Freeman's corpse -- which her family watched over for four days, but had to abandon when they were ordered onto a bus -- became a searing symbol of the government's shameful response to the tragedy.

British troops were ordered onto the streets late on Monday after a weekend of violence culminating in the killings of Mr. Mahood and Mr. Coulter.

They were ordered onto the reservation with their longtime enemy, the Northern Arapaho, a tribe that traces its roots to people of the Algonquian language group.

However, following a heavy defeat at Guadalcanal, Horrii was ordered onto the defensive.

The vessel not only cast off stowaways — Jocktan Francis Kobelo, the second man ordered onto the raft, died from the 2011 ordeal — but has also been accused of a long list of other offenses over the past decade.

Once there, they were ordered onto previously chartered trains and taken deep into Mexico, according to Dunn.

Under the emergency regulations, 700 police had been ordered onto the streets from dawn to ensure that only cars and motorbikes bearing odd-numbered plates were being driven.

In London, extra officers – armed and unarmed – have been ordered onto the streets and Parliament Square remains closed as the capital wakes up.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill., March 3— Several hundred National Guard troops were ordered onto the campus of the University of Illinois tonight to disperse crowd of 5,000 students and to enforce a 10 30 P.M. curfew.