Sentence examples for sudden order for from inspiring English sources
The sudden order for elections within two or three months would resolve the constitutional issue, but it would also present the Afghan government and coalition forces with an immense logistical and security task.
In Secretly, Greatly, spies who have assimilated into a South Korean shantytown resist sudden orders from the party to commit suicide, and the authority behind the order seeks to assassinate them in preparation for their resistance.
Just before New Year's, the small printing shop in the basement of the Ministry of Trade and Industry was booming -- and not because of a sudden surge in orders for the holiday greeting cards that are a social imperative here.
There has been a sudden surge in orders for a print by street artist Banksy.
While the sudden uptick in orders for armored vehicles appears to represent a resurgence of interest in a sector of the defense industry that has long laid dormant, the industry itself doesn't seem to consider it much news at all.
States have been jockeying for position in the primary order for decades, with a sudden acceleration in the 1990's of the process now known as "frontloading".
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There has been a job going at the top of the England batting order for years and in the summer, following the sudden retirement of James Taylor, there was a gap at No4 as well.
