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843 examples of Ordered in a sentence

There is a car chase and all kinds of problems seem to take place and the Rich boy and Poor boy wind up having to do Community Service as ordered by the town judge.
On hearing that this film was in production I ordered and read the book.
I've ordered my DVD and can't wait to see it again at home.
Since then I've searched for a video but never found it until now, 33 years later, when I ordered it from Moviehunter.
By mistake, I ordered a series from the BBC, their new version of Robin Hood.
I just ordered a copy of it on DVD and paid for overnight shipping and can't wait for it to arrive.
I'm not exactly sure why I ordered "Fingersmith" from Netflix -- probably, because I enjoy BBC dramas, it was on a list of recommendations.
Which is why spending 25,000,000 is just what the Doctor ordered.
VHS - I have watched this over and over and LOVED every minute of it so much so I have now ordered the DVD I only wished the film could have lasted longer.
I saw it and later I ordered it.
I recently ordered "Monster Man" from Amazon and i've been watching "Monster Man" ever since i got it.
He is ordered to arrive at work, and gets his own apartment in the city.
I ordered a copy back in 1993 from Full Moon and I learned this: Ion and Rosa, the servants, have much bigger roles in the screenplay along with the King.
I read the tagline for this film, and immediately I ordered it off the internet.
I ordered the DVD less than a week later and unable to wait for it to come I went straight out and brought the book.
I went right away to a bookstore and ordered the original novel, which is even more beautiful, and which went out of print just after I bought the book - although I've seen it online a few times now.
In ordered to unite the warring, rival Princes in the Russian Realm, Nevsky takes charge and fights the lesser of two evils (The Teutonics).
In reality (again, according to Sima Qian), he was a heavy drinker and put off his visit to Qin for as long as possible, spending a good deal of time with the ladies of Yan before the crown prince finally ordered him on his way.
In short, just what the doctor ordered (pun intended).
Tae-joo was taken in by Mrs. Ra(Hae-sook Kim), regarded as a puppy, and practically used as a domestic animal to be ordered around.
Dont get me wrong, B5 the series is by far the best TV series ever, but if i was an exec seeing this movie, i wouldnt have ordered the series.
I had always been a big Lynda Carter-Wonder Woman fan so when the Sci-Fi Channel ran this movie,I had to see it.I was bitterly disappointed.This is a Wonder Woman movie in name only.She doesn't wear the right costume [she must have refused to or had ordered major changes] and the plot runs like a poor man's James Bond.There's none of the things that made the comic book heroine a success i.e. the superhuman strength or determined will.It's just one long bad dream.I don't even think Cathy is all that attractive anyway.I wouldn't waste your time on this.
200 odd prisoners are shipped in & they are put to work fixing the rundown prison up including Burke (Viggo Mortensen) who is ordered to break into the old execution chamber, he duly obliges but when he penetrates the bricked up door an intense beam of light shoots out & all the electrics, gas & fire around the prison goes crazy for a few minutes.
The main plot is very thin (a CIA agent is ordered to kill an oil prince, gets caught and then warns the prince (why?)) and therefore some elements were added to make the movie more interesting.
The two he ordered to stay say 'no way' and follow out; I didn't have high hopes for the expedition's success by this point.
I only recently found out that Madeleine L'Engle's novel had been turned into a TV movie by Disney and ordered the DVD.
I suppose they did not want to get their boots wet, but I am sure an officer would have ordered 20 or 30 men into the water to search the marsh.
I am a huge Jane Austen fan and I ordered the movie from Amazon.UK just so I could see it without waiting forever for it to come to the U.S. I really should have saved my money.
Well, I just ordered this on my pay-per-view at home because I was bored and needed a laugh.
It's nothing more than a weird coincidence that I decided to watch STARLIFT on the 59th anniversary of the day in June 1950 when President Truman's ordered US forces into the Korean War.
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