Sentence examples for ordered to be taken from inspiring English sources

After complaints — and fears that Dujardin's image could be damaged — the posters were ordered to be taken down.

The California prison medical system was the biggest state agency ever ordered to be taken over by a federal court.

Cox admitted that Sony represents Bob Dylan, but This Wheel's On Fire appears on Bedroom Databank Vol 1, the only album not ordered to be taken down.

Lost or not, he immediately captured some of the natives he met, writing of the "seven [natives] which I have ordered to be taken and carried to Spain," and further musing that "I could conquer the whole of them with 50 men, and govern them as I pleased".

It took forever for our order to be taken.

It took more than 15 minutes for a wine order to be taken.

Instead, the grande dame gave orders to be taken to her favourite fish restaurant, Vecio Bragosso.

This suggests that an author must look a certain way in order to be taken seriously.

In Westminster the consensus appeared to be that in order to be taken seriously, it was best not to draw attention to the fact one was female.

If the companies' central ask is a carbon price, then an obvious question is: what price do they need to recommend in order to be taken seriously?

About 40% of them felt that they ought to talk less about their families in order to be taken more seriously.