Sentence examples for collected ordering from inspiring English sources

But the corps spends only what Congress appropriates, he said, and tapping the fund is not necessarily easy: even if money has been collected, ordering it to be spent increases the appropriation for the corps, and that can be politically troublesome in times of budget cutting.

Just Eat has traditionally collected orders on behalf of independent restaurants, which deliver the food themselves.

Irving's father, Samuel Brodribb, was a salesman who collected orders for the tailoring department of the local store.

The founders were at a hackathon, set up a landing page, collected orders and used that capital to buy the geeky goods that would fill the packages.

Our printer is local so we can collect orders ourselves and produce quicker turnarounds.

It was my own business but I simply acted as a middleman to start with, collecting orders and passing them onto the telecoms company Martin Dawes.

You're in the right place when you spot the waiters endangering their lives by dashing across the street to collect orders from the kitchens.

The "store" bears an uncanny resemblance to a room into which Amazon has put lockers where customers can collect orders using a code.

In the late nineteenth century, wholesale "drummers" would roam the country by railroad for months at a time, collecting orders and eventually returning with goods.

And Amal Bashir, an art teacher, used a secret code to collect orders for munitions: Small-caliber rounds were called "pins," larger rounds were "nails".

Night shifts can involve up to 11 miles of walking with staff expected to collect orders every 33 seconds, a BBC investigation has alleged.