Sentence examples for order from outside from inspiring English sources

User name/password access should be offered so customers can order from outside the home, but should not be required when ordering from home.

Instead of reasoning upon the word problems, some PTs immediately generated a number sentence like 2 × 6 × 3 by viewing the picture in a particular order (from outside to inside).

Hesiod's world, like Homer's, is one that is god-saturated, where the gods may intervene in all aspects of the world, from the weather to mundane particulars of human life, reaching into the ordinary world order from outside, in a way that humans must accept but cannot ultimately understand.

"I don't take orders from outside".

For now, Kannegiesser seems to be holding up well, partly because of orders from outside Europe.

"I don't take orders from outside," said Saleh's statement, read by the spokesman in a meeting with tribal allies.

Yet, manufacturers contend they have more than enough orders from outside the United States to easily get them through the next few years.

"The rumors are that the land is contaminated, so we no longer get orders from outside, and the middlemen can now name their own price," said Fabian Omen, a farmer and town councilman.

Kunal Bahl of Snapdeal, an online marketplace, says it gets 60% of its orders from outside the big cities, from people who may have little experience of formal bricks-and-mortar shops (as opposed to informal wood-and-corrugated-iron ones).

General Saadi complained that on a couple of visits to air bases, the inspectors had asked questions about the command structure -- including who gives orders from outside the base -- as well as about the organizational structure of the base itself and any recently built installations.

But the memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, who was deposed as party secretary because of his sympathies with the students, show that six weeks before the killing, Deng was determined that the demonstrators should be "smashed").As Mr Cunningham notes, the students adopted gestures, slogans and beliefs almost as if they were taking orders from outside.