1.   Dad shouted orders as he secured the respirator and began pumping it.

2.   He shouted directions to the boarders, and, when they were ignored, he shouted contrary orders.

3.   Lieutenant Peterson shouted the order to retreat.

4.   Sometimes he strained his head up towards the ceiling and his mouth moved as if he were trying to shout orders.

5.   The men shouted contrary orders.

6.   The corporal shouted an order at the men.

7.   He laughed with other actors, was outrageous in restaurants, shouting orders to waiters who could never be sure if he was being serious or playing another part.

8.   The lieutenant was standing on Tower Green, shouting orders at workmen who were refurbishing mangonels, scorpions and the great battering rams.

9.   At the plaza to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, jumpy Israeli cops shouted orders at sometimes-flustered elderly pilgrims until they moved behind police barricades.

10.   A seventh boy, a teen-ager, positioned himself behind the line to shout orders.