Sentence examples for like the orders from inspiring English sources

He has to take orders and he doesn't like the orders, but they promise life.

Consequently their dispersal and colonization capabilities are likely greater than other co-distributed millipede groups (e.g., litter-dwellers like the orders Chordeumatida and Polydesmida).

Canons regular (communal religious persons living under vows), although ordained, lived like the orders under a rule, and the Augustinians (several orders following the Rule of St. Augustine) are styled Black Canons in contradistinction to the Premonstratensians, or White Canons, an order founded by St. Norbert in the 12th century.

Just as Reagan's decisive action did, it would broadly influence patterns of private sector labor relations, and, like the orders issued by Wilson, FDR, and JFK, it would serve as a foundation for new labor laws.

Though we have become accustomed to President Obama telling us, as he most recently did in the State of the Union address, that "America must move off a permanent war footing," these words have come to sound, in their repetition, less like the orders of a commander in chief than the pleas of one lonely man hoping to persuade.

She liked the order of it.

It was a small school, which he liked, and he liked the order of military life.

Then you can create a playlist and hear the songs you like in the order you like.

"But when I looked at the people who liked Virtual Cat, they all liked in the order of a thousand things".

Like-for-like orders over the past six months have climbed by 8.8 per cent.

It looked like the Order of Lenin".