Examples of 'officer ordered' in a sentence

Meaning of "officer ordered"

The phrase 'officer ordered' suggests that a person in a position of authority or leadership, such as a military or police officer, issued a command or instruction to be followed by subordinates or others. It implies an official directive given with the expectation of obedience or compliance

How to use "officer ordered" in a sentence

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officer ordered
An officer ordered the wall to be broken through.
Then the commanding officer ordered me to go to.
The officer ordered them to release me.
I identified myself as a police officer ordered him to stop.
A police officer ordered him to stop and surrender.
We had gone perhaps half a mile when the officer ordered the men to cease rowing.
The officer ordered her subordinates to bring his son.
I did not until an intelligence officer ordered us to keep our mouths shut.
The officer ordered the defendant to raise his hands.
A duly authorized law enforcement officer ordered the defendant to stop or remain stopped.
The officer ordered the soldiers to attack the fortified position.
To go to port the Officer ordered starboard.
Officer ordered it.
Counterintelligence officer ordered a reconnaissance patrol.
An officer ordered Rostengale to stop and shocked him with a Taser when he refused.

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Upon hearing this the officer ordered him to put his hands up.
An officer ordered them to "disperse or we will shoot again.
While they were captives a British officer ordered them to clean his boots.
A police officer ordered by the government to rob the people.
Before they reached the soldiers, an officer ordered his men to fire on the two.
The officer ordered the driver to get back into his vehicle.
Threatened by the tree, the officer ordered the mess sergeant to arrest it.
The file is closed because Schmolke 's officer ordered it.
The officer ordered.
Bring me the record book, ” the officer ordered.
A law enforcement officer ordered the accused to stop or remain stopped.
Then, instead of commanding the soldiers to fire, the officer ordered, “ Take him inside . ”.
The commanding officer ordered the army troops on board to abandon ship.
With the craft effectively uncontrolled, a range safety officer ordered its destructive abort 294.5 seconds after launch.
The officer ordered Smith to cease taping.
The medical officer ordered me,.
An officer ordered Davis to turn around.
I identified myself as a police officer ordered him to stop. He turned, opened fire.
OPP officer ordered not to communicate with son.
However, just before I lost consciousness, the… officer ordered “stop” and the towel was removed.
The Officer ordered him to put his gun down.
Brown said the officer ordered Diamond to stay down.
The officer ordered his men to get rid of Khalida.
I did not until an intelligence officer ordered us to keep our mouths shut Forget Cavitt.
The officer ordered Mutair to inform al - ‘ Aschi that his house would be bombarded.
The commanding officer ordered Saury deep.
The officer ordered Ms. Pham to stop and undertook an on-board inspection.
The Border Police officer ordered him to be quiet.
A NATO officer ordered for the bodies to be exhumed immediately.
Soon afterward, a communist officer ordered us to join a guerrilla raiding party.
Commanding officer ordered to execute Philippine national hero Andrés Bonifacio.
The enquiry reveals how an officer ordered the departure, despite faulty brakes.
The duty officer ordered all tanks … to be kept full with clean water.
The Japanese officer ordered the ships to leave.
When that officer ordered him to back off and he did not, they opened fire.

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Examples of using Officer
Contact officer for national report if different
They brought it up to an officer during the canvass
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