Sentence examples for are orders from inspiring English sources

Orders are orders.

...But orders are orders.

"These are orders," the soldier replied.

Orders are orders and he followed them.

"These are orders taking place right now!" Fedel said.

Those are orders that were placed in previous months but had yet to be shipped.

Both numbers, he said, are "orders of magnitude above the drinking water standards".

Other examples are orders, requests, promises, greetings, resignations, warnings, and dozens more.

"A lot of these medals are orders of the British Empire, which is a bit ludicrous.

"These printers are orders of magnitude cheaper than conventional 3D metal printers," he says.

Advantages over XRD (x-ray diffraction) are orders-of-magnitude lower detection limits and ability to analyze non-crystalline states.