Sentence examples for were ordered to depart from inspiring English sources

All the vessels that were seaworthy were ordered to depart Flanders for Germany on 1 October; those unable to make the journey under their own power were to be destroyed.

A few hours later Hubbard was ordered to depart the ship and proceed to Princeton.

After returning to Manila and debarking the non-combatants, Irene was ordered to depart the Philippines.

After three and a half months in Constantinople, he was ordered to depart for Adrianople.

I-174 was ordered to depart from Australian waters on 20 June, and returned to Truk on 1 July.

Rawlings decided to detach Formidable early to give her extra time for repairs in Sydney and she was ordered to depart on 22 May.

Saratoga was ordered to depart for home for a refit by 19 May and Somerville wanted to mount one more attack as she was leaving the Indian Ocean.

After the admiral departed, the men were ordered to separate themselves into two groups, one for those willing to obey all orders and one for those not willing.

The two ships quickly departed in different directions; Suffolk followed Karlsruhe and other cruisers were ordered to intercept her.

The sentiments expressed by the tall Herr Direktor of the camp were extraordinary, with Schindler telling his former labourers that they would now inherit the shattered world, and at the same time pleading with the SS guards who had been ordered to exterminate the camp to depart in honour, and not with blood on their hands.

They were unable to offer real information, or guidance, to the panicked arriving and departing passengers, who were being ordered to turn back and head to the tarmac, and more than once told to get down on the floor.