"Others are ordered to bend, kick, roll and bounce along before submerging in soothing liquid, be it perfume, herbs or milk.
A man is told that his trousers are improperly long and ordered to roll them up.
There's another order to roll in our second clip – film set footage from the new Star Wars film which is being partly shot at Frankfurt airport.
First, unlike the other marines who faced murder charges, Sergeant Wuterich is charged with the close-range killing of five unarmed men who were ordered out of a vehicle that rolled up near the scene.
But the courts had the power to order toll increases rolled back, he wrote, for the same reason that transit fares had been ordered rolled back: riders and elected officials were given misleading information before a series of legally mandated public hearings held in February.
Some of the most recent examples, among many others, are the executive order to roll back on climate change mitigation, the EPA's permitting of the use of chlorpyrifos, despite findings that the pesticide is unsafe to human health and can impair cognitive development in children, and the undoing of the Stream Protection Rule that prevents mining pollutants from entering waterways.
It also described Jeffries' driving as "erratic," and said he was "defiant to lawful orders" to roll down his window and present his license and registration.
Their blankets are rolled in dirt and they are ordered painstakingly to pick them clean of burrs.
It was if the entire BBC drama unit had been ordered, on pain of thumbscrews, to roll back the years and make a simple well-lit cliffhanger where you had a fighting chance of making out discernible speech.
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