Sentence examples for ordered to mark from inspiring English sources

All three armies were ordered to mark time until Montgomery's grand assault was ready; but, meanwhile, they cleared the west bank of the river, and eventually, in the night of March 22 23, the 3rd Army crossed the Rhine at Oppenheim, between Mainz and Mannheim, almost unopposed.

Before doing so, Nri was ordered to mark ichi onto their two foreheads.

Scientists get tattoos in order to mark themselves with an aspect of the world that has marked them deeply within.

In order to mark the seismic events for which they were the authors, Parisians planned a Festival of Federation.

It said Russian delegates should be suspended "in order to mark condemnation and disapproval of the Russian Federation's actions with regard to Ukraine".

In order to mark stark the length of sentence being requested, he showed a slideshow of prominent cultural and political events, at ten year intervals, over the last four decades.

We must share these feelings in order to mark them in time, and so we tweet them and we post them.

I know this because I was one of those youngsters, going so far as to write "Maura [hearts] Wham!" on my copy of the duo's second album in order to mark it as mine.

In the summer of 2002, New York City firemen joined the procession, and last year Malian troops came, in order to mark the victory that France had helped to achieve over Islamist extremists in their country.

Forms used as demonstratives, articles, gender markers, and the like share common elements that may occur singly or in combination in order to mark these features (such as the masculine singular, feminine singular, and the common plural).

Scare quotes, as you are no doubt aware, are quotation marks used not in order to mark off verbatim quotations, highlight unfamiliar phrases, or indicate book titles and the like but in order to be heavily "ironic," if you "get my drift".