Sentence examples for told to end from inspiring English sources

Regardless, the army was told to end the drill and send the units back.

Soviet agents were told to end all contact with their American sources; soon they were reduced to transmitting press summaries.

Caren Bohan, president of the association and a White House correspondent at Reuters, explained why The New Republic was told to end the contest.

According to The South China Morning Post, three teenagers were told to end a hunger strike for health reasons, though they were replaced by 10 other protesters.

On a well-functioning Wall Street desk, traders are told to end a deeply vulnerable position early, even if it means sustaining some minor losses.

U.S. troops have been told to end the "night raids," in which they barged into Afghan homes in search of insurgents, and to send in Afghan forces first.

Scarborough had either the audacity or the cluelessness (it's always hard to tell) to end the segment by riffing on a Bush/Cheney mantra, saying: "The world changed after Paris".

The Care Quality Commission, which regulates hospitals, has also been told to ensure end-of-life care becomes a more important component of the inspection regime.

"We told James to end his sting activities or leave".

Even Mitch McConnell told him to end the shutdown.

The group told them to end their subsidy programs.