Sentence examples for not just ordering from inspiring English sources

Brown lets us know that "I'm not just ordering roast beef here.

Nurses are not just ordering but also carrying out those tests, such as spirometry, Doppler scans, gastroscopies.

"People are buying more plants to use for screening things like utility boxes, but they are not just ordering conifers by the foot," said Sally Benson, editor of American Nurseryman magazine.

He did not just order others to carry out executions, he felt it was his duty to be present at the executions himself.

There is a new level of operation that CIOs must bring with this, and that is operating with a level of transparency and an ability to actively engage in problem solving, not just order taking.

As a General Manager you have to invest in your employees, not just order them around.

Chelsea gets extremely frustrated, and then pigs fly on by as Adam actually suggests something smart: Why not just order Chinese and eat at home where Aubree has a better selection of colors to ingest?

And when he finally became prime minister, he wasn't just ordering armies around — he was also overseeing the entire British economy, which he did quite successfully.

"He can't just order utilities to buy a certain amount of renewable energy".

At the Grounds of Alexandria you don't just order a juice.

James A. Jorgenson, director of pharmacy at the University of Utah's hospitals and clinics, said, "You can't just order drugs any more and just assume they will be there".