Sentence examples for barrage of orders from inspiring English sources

With just two years left in the White House, Mr Obama they hope will sign a barrage of orders in fields as varied as immigration, the environment and criminal-justice policy.

Undressed puts two strangers in a room and makes them undress each other before they sit on a bed and get subjected to a hideous Clockwork Orange-style barrage of orders from a giant faceless screen.

PAGE A10 New Governor Has Big Plans Richard J. Codey, who will become New Jersey's acting governor on Tuesday, promises an immediate barrage of executive orders and proposals, including new ethics and campaign finance rules.

One hundred ten thousand pounds of dough goes through their hands, some packaged weeks in advance of the barrage of holiday orders and shipped all over the U.S. and to 30 countries abroad.

This resulted in a barrage of erroneous stock orders, instead of just the 212 customer orders it intended to execute.

On Wednesday, Knight Capital agreed to pay a $12 million fine to settle charges that it violated trading rules by failing to put adequate safeguards in place to prevent the barrage of erroneous stock orders.

In the hopes of silencing me, they are willing to attempt to deny my first amendment rights through a barrage of hate in order to preserve theirs.

Shocked, most find themselves swept into the repeating barrage of photography in order to assimilate what seems surreal.

For instance, some patients refrain from personal self-disclosures in order to reduce the probability that they will be rejected, or tend to overload their interaction partner with a barrage of questions in order to reduce their own speech time or are so busy focussing on questions to ask that they are not able to genuine listen to their interaction partner.

The clinic management filed no-fault insurance claims and ordered a barrage of tests and procedures, sometimes performing them and sometimes not, the prosecutors charged.

That means ordering up a barrage of weepy sentiment and calling in the cliché cavalry as if mere button-pushing is enough.