Sentence examples for ordering someone from inspiring English sources

Other memes saw Forest Gump sprinting upon learning the location of a Pokémon – specifically, a Charizard – and Breaking Bad's Heisenberg ordering someone away from his Pokémon-hunting patch.

And nothing prepared this Catholic school student and antiwar liberal for ordering someone's death in the middle of the night.

The first steps towards such a theory are established by Pfänder in his reflections on the act of ordering someone to do something and the logic of imperatives (1909), as well as by Daubert in his tentative theory of questions of 1911/12 (cf. Schuhmann/Smith 1987).

It's like ordering someone with a broken leg to stop limping.

They were really impressed with his dynamic with a woman, and that he could have a conversation as opposed to sort of ordering someone around, telling them what they're supposed to be doing and what they're doing wrong.

'There was no question of ordering someone by command of the organization to do something he did not want to do,' Lipski, writes, and he adds, 'There was a principle that if what they wanted to do was not contrary to the principles of KOR they should be allowed to pursue their own ideas.

He ordered someone to play a beat on the drums, and someone rushed forward from backstage to play the funk.

He was, they believed, a millionaire drugs kingpin who had twice ordered someone killed to protect his empire.

To conduct a search of the pockets, or to order someone to empty their pockets, requires yet a higher standard involving probable cause that a weapon is present.

But his portrait of Frobisher — who can order someone's death one second and complain about his own unappreciated sensitivity the next — was too compelling to let go.

But also because Colombia's famous cocaine trafficker Pablo Escobar can order someone's death with a nod of his head or the raise of his eyebrow.