Sentence examples for tent orders from inspiring English sources

"Get piercings, set fire to your tent," orders singer Ryan Jarman.

The Army and the other armed services are the only employers in the United States that can send you to bed at taps, wake you up in a rain-soaked tent, order you to don a 40-pound pack to march 20 miles and prosecute you under a federal law if you refuse to comply.

But the Red Sox drove right by fallout and straight into comical territory, doing everything but erecting a tent and ordering in some elephants.

Athletes are allowed to live or train at altitude, or sleep in a low-oxygen tent, in order to stimulate red-cell production.

Butler relays entertaining details (when Stalin doodled, he drew Siberian wolves), and emphasizes Roosevelt's unwavering resolve to keep Stalin "inside the tent," in order to establish the United Nations.

Major Lazer don't exactly like to shy away from a party and lure stray gurners to the Mojave tent in order to get the crowd bouncing all the way back to the popcorn stand.

Forensic teams searched through the debris for clues and the unrecognisable wreckage of the silver grey saloon car was covered with a yellow tent in order to preserve evidence.

In late 2004, when an Iraqi militant was allowed on to an American base in Mosul, where he detonated a suicide vest and killed 22 in a dining tent, commanders ordered a stringent identification program for Iraqi and third-country citizens entering American facilities.

The Party's leadership in Washington, however, will certainly have to expand their own tent in order to accommodate Ocasio-Cortez.

The initial post-nomadic model is rooted in erecting fences around tents in order to define individual plots for each family.

Most of the inhabitants resided in mud-built houses or tents in order to work on their distant lands in the Jordan Valley and to graze their sheep and goat flocks.