Sentence examples for ordered patrols from inspiring English sources
Blount ordered patrols to secure hospitals, power facilities, and other key structures, but in many cases the looters had already come and gone.
(Reuters) EUROPE MACEDONIA: STEPPING UP PATROLS The chief of the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo, Lt. Gen. Carlo Cabigiosu, left, ordered increased patrols along the border with Macedonia after reports of movements of ethnic Albanian fighters in border villages.
After the Madrid train bombings the TSA ordered canine patrols and bombproof trash cans for train platforms.
Major General George Kenney, the commander of the Allied Air Forces, ordered air patrols stepped up over the likely Japanese invasion routes.
Far right groups have staged "public order" patrols in Roma areas recently.
The navy was ordered to patrol the sea nearby.
I was there eight months when I was ordered on patrol by a new battalion commander.
Clark was holding her elbow, and he pushed her forward when Meserve ordered the patrol to get moving.
According to Huntford, the "first known use of the ski in regular warfare" was on March 6 , 1200 when a Norwegian ruler, Sverre, ordered a patrol of skiers to reconnoiter a rebel army's positions.
He bucked up police morale, which under Mr Dinkins had been so low that one policeman sued the city over the "health hazard" of being ordered to patrol a rough neighbourhood.
South Korean Air Force planes were ordered to patrol the skies over the stadium on the day of the match, and chemical warfare and antiaircraft units were poised for any contingency, the spokesman said.
