Sentence examples for begun ordering from inspiring English sources

More recently, Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Alain Ducasse have begun ordering.

The theaters, which have already begun ordering and installing the technology, must have the systems operating within 90 days.

George Osborne has told Whitehall departments that the fresh squeeze on government spending has begun, ordering them to make an immediate start on finding the £13bn of cuts needed for the next phase of his deficit reduction plan.

So, in a sense, both you and the high-strung investment banker standing behind you have finished eating this overpriced quinoa bowl, and you have also not begun ordering it.

"There are some bright spots toward the end of the quarter," said Andy D. Bryant, the company's chief financial officer, who noted, for example, that customers had begun ordering microprocessors for immediate shipment, which he said typically was a sign of increased demand, not merely an effort to replenish inventories.

The tall, elegant Mr. Arnaud, who was standing next to a display of berries and cakes and a huge vase of lilies, was referring mainly to West Coast, waist-conscious guests who have begun ordering "scooped-out bagels --bagels with their insides extracted and discarded.

The proprietor of the Daily Chronicle, which had been against the war when it begun, ordered a change of policy once sales declined.

So she began ordering more and selling them from her desk.

Co-op boards began ordering residents to apply to the city for certification as artists.

The police hid behind the gates and began ordering people to disperse.

Men began ordering them, too -- probably to prove they were not just beer-drinking frat boys.