Sentence examples for a stream of orders from inspiring English sources

Hector in the chair let out a stream of orders: no diving, no jumping in backwards, no running.

He issued a stream of orders and talked with gusto to American reporters in broken English, frequently laughing abruptly at his own remarks, although there did not always seem to be any joke.

"Any company that has been through the trauma of laying off people," Mr. Cutler said, referring to the 19 plants and 12,000 jobs -- 20percentt of the work force -- that Eaton has eliminated in the last 18 months, "is going to be cautious about adding that incremental person or investment dollar back until you are really sure that you have a stream of new orders coming in".

Argentina vowed never to pay the hold-outs, and they took to the courts.Elliott messLed by Elliott Management, a New York-based hedge fund, the hold-outs have won a stream of judgments ordering Argentina to pay its debts.

Or is it inherently just plain democratic, because the players govern themselves on the field, making their own minute-by-minute decisions instead of having to obey a continual stream of orders from a dictatorial hierarchy of managers and coaches?

Shipworkers on the Clyde in Glasgow are gearing up for a battle to save their jobs, amid fears the government is backsliding on a pledge to provide a steady stream of orders to safeguard the industry in what is being described as a potential hammer blow to British shipbuilding.

Thus, until the last year or so, when many of those disincentives started eroding, entrepreneurs tended to be shackled to the big kaisha, or corporations, which provided them with a steady stream of orders, helped them establish a line of credit with a bank and squeezed their profits in hard times.

Supply chain experts and monitors say that far too often, factory managers play cat-and-mouse games with inspectors because they are desperate to avoid a failing grade and the loss of a lucrative stream of orders.

Pre-expanded images pushes Twitter further toward Facebook's inscrutable feed, with a stream of out-of-order visuals that can't be opted out of on the web.

Every day, GM sends a steady stream of orders to the systemistas.

That should mean that AgustaWestland (AW), Britain's only helicopter-maker, can look forward to a steady stream of orders.