Sentence examples for ordered to depart from inspiring English sources

A few hours later Hubbard was ordered to depart the ship and proceed to Princeton.

After returning to Manila and debarking the non-combatants, Irene was ordered to depart the Philippines.

After three and a half months in Constantinople, he was ordered to depart for Adrianople.

In October 1941, the Admiralty therefore ordered to depart for Singapore, where it would be joined by.

I-174 was ordered to depart from Australian waters on 20 June, and returned to Truk on 1 July.

Rawlings decided to detach Formidable early to give her extra time for repairs in Sydney and she was ordered to depart on 22 May.

Upon hearing the order to depart, an officer told the Empress: "Resignation, my lady".

By October, the wing had received orders to depart NWA for the forward base of Morotai to join the RAAF's main mobile strike force, First Tactical Air Force; this move would leave Charlesworth with twelve squadrons at his disposal, including one B-24 Liberator heavy bomber unit and three other Spitfire squadrons.

How do they arrange to depart?

After telegraphing to the president at noon on September 13, rather than ordering his units to set out for the South Mountain passes immediately, he ordered them to depart the following morning.

They rounded up hundreds of people in the main square, threatened to kill them and ordered them to depart their homes and farms.