Sentence examples for from the orders from inspiring English sources

"We have less orders but more volume from the orders we do get.

The value of orders placed from abroad, a figure excluded from the orders number, declined to the lowest level in two years.

His company, Crisolar, usually gets 30percentto40percentcent of its total sales from the orders it takes at the Basel show.

Her warm, straightforward style was a refreshing change from the orders and protocol of the navy, and she had just published a memoir, "Going Overboard: The Misadventures of a Military Wife".

They describe how abuses come from boredom; from the orders of ambitious officers keen to advance in their careers; or from the institutional demands of occupation itself, which desensitises and dehumanises as it creates a distance from the "other".

Though he films animals with a patient, tender astonishment, he exposes the uneasy authority that the zoo's cheerful spectacle depends on, from the orders barked by a stick-wielding trainer at a trio of performing elephants to a ponderously elegant gorilla's angry lunge at a group of admiring children.

The gift from the order, the Sisters of St.

Lines and patterns emerge fleetingly from the ordered chaos.

Sister Margie Henninger was expelled from the Order of St.

As you can see from the order paper (pdf), there are 31 written ministerial statements coming.

She had dissented from the order requiring Griffiths to apologise or face sanction.