How to use "ordered" in a sentence

He was afraid about anti-Jewish demonstrations, so he ordered his men to rub out the message

Javert listened to her coldly, then ordered a policeman to take her away

One evening, Madame Thenardier ordered Cosette out into the cold to fetch water

Gillenormand ordered Marius to leave his house.

Before he could move, Enjolras ordered four men to search him

She ordered a large lunch for herself

We ordered our food and sat for a time in a pleasant, easy silence.

I went into the lounge and ordered tea.

Although two of the hits he had ordered had gone totally awry, Alexander remained self-assured; he was convinced that he would eventually triumph.

He ordered men pulled off other jobs and assigned to the manhunt.

Right now, he longed for the rigidly structured routine of the law office, the neatly ordered paragraphs of legal casebooks, and the timeless rules of the courtroom.

"How'd you get in here?" the older guard asked, dropping his weapon as he'd been ordered

Refusing even to look at his closed hand, I ordered him to release it immediately.

I took him to the open window and ordered him to release the fly

Yes, he remembered, he had found the fly by the kitchen window but had released it immediately as ordered.

I called Mary and I ordered her to run and fetch Dr Haydock