Sentence examples for beyond orders from inspiring English sources
"beyond orders" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone has gone beyond what they were instructed or ordered to do. Example: Despite being told not to, John went beyond orders and spoke to the media about the company's financial situation.
He does not plan to add to his 417 cargo vessels beyond orders currently being built: "Our shopping has ended".
Late last year, Gianluigi Aponte, the owner of the Mediterranean Shipping Company, a Maersk rival, said that the cargo business had come back from the deep trough, but that he did not plan to add to his company's 417 cargos ships beyond orders currently being built.
But his duties expand well beyond ordering copy paper.
It would never have occurred to him even to speak to me, beyond ordering his drinks, if I hadn't started it.
They may well have finished the night disappointed, as few of the riders looked to have hotel room ambitions beyond ordering room service and getting a good night's sleep.
Before Sam came into my life, my conversation with the fellows behind the counter at my corner deli rarely progressed beyond ordering a bagel or asking for a pack of cigarettes.
And, in what may be the first tangible result of journalists gathered in a bar to complain about the state of reading, they did something beyond ordering another round.
It was indeed revolting and, as I gloomily ate, I plotted my elaborate revenge, which would involve renting the top apartment of a nearby block of flats and unfurling a huge fluorescent banner in the window reading "Don't go beyond ordering the menu - it's technically not food".
However, viruses are not classified on the basis of phylum or class, as their small genome size and high rate of mutation makes it difficult to determine their ancestry beyond Order.
Beyond ordering and orientating contigs, optical maps provide an additional layer of validation to the sequence assemblies.
The meeting provided a unique opportunity for forging consensus regarding the challenges the health sector is facing and for bringing forward successful experiences, from Africa and beyond, in order to find solutions to move African countries towards better health outcomes.
