Sentence examples for ordered to rescue from inspiring English sources

But the comparison is somewhat flawed, given that while the signature military raid Mr. Carter ordered — to rescue United States Embassy hostages in Tehran in 1980 — was a failure, the raid Mr. Obama ordered against Bin Laden was a success.

Meanwhile Joanna is ordered to rescue a Maian survivor named Elvis from Area 51 who is key in stopping the conspiracy.

Players take on the role of Leon S. Kennedy, a United States Secret Service agent who has been ordered to rescue the daughter of the President of the United States from a cult in rural hispanophone Europe.

In April 1980, "Desert One," a military raid the president ordered to rescue the captives, failed dismally in the Iranian desert, and the president was forced to live out his term against a televised backdrop of unending captivity and humiliation that seemed to highlight American impotence.

He wanted to get caught, in order to rescue Chloe O'Brien, who's with the Special Activities Division, undergoing "enhanced interrogation".

Rubin follows the path of the abductees, detailing the extraordinary lengths to which Sister Rachele and a fellow teacher went in order to rescue them.

According to Hindu stories, this shoal of limestone is the bridge Lord Ram crossed in order to rescue his wife Sita from the clutches of an evil demon.

The foreign secretaries of France and Great Britain flew to Sri Lanka, where they pleaded with the government to call a ceasefire in order to rescue the civilians who were still trapped.

But wouldn't it also be immoral for an industry to use those children's suffering in order to rescue itself?

When Mr. Carter gave the order to rescue the hostages in Iran, it was clear that Mr. Brzezinski had won the contest, and Mr. Vance decided to resign.

The structure is more forgiving than its predecessor, which tasked you with making brief excursions from safehouse in order to rescue survivors.