Sentence examples for my orders for from inspiring English sources

While shopping online, I asked seven retailers who sold items in common gift categories (toys, books and clothing) to wrap my orders for me at prices that ranged from zero to $5 per item.

This onomatopoeic locution was originally a verb meaning to act feebly, as in Rudyard Kipling's 1896 use, "They piddled and piffled with iron; I'd given my orders for steel!" Piffle has since become a noun, usually uttered as an exclamation, meaning "twaddle," nonsense in Britain, and in the United States -- when not exclaimed as an overly familiar barnyard epithet -- meaning baloney, malarkey.

I'm doubling my orders for this spring".

It has my orders for goods that I am supposed to go and buy for my clients in Botswana, as well as a list of people who have paid and also those who haven't, plus those goods that are in short supply," Amai Towe, a Harare-based cross-border trader, told IPS with a satisfied tone.

THE bartender at the Alembic took my order for a mint julep.

So a pork sandwich, served hot, with slaw, would become my order for the next three days.

"The plan will begin with my order for a unilateral ceasefire," said Poroshenko, speaking at a military academy in Kiev.

"I also hear that you are not comfortable having me own a Tesla car and have cancelled my order for a Tesla Model X," Alsop wrote.

"I have to wait until the 46 days after my order for another update … which will likely be 'We can't give you an update'".

Despite this behemoth business, my order for a crate of carrots was still written up by hand in a large bound accounting book.

But I've put in my order for the English translation of the novelist's early masterpiece, Le Procès-Verbal (The Interrogation).