Sentence examples for order sir from inspiring English sources
A third colleague remembered how, one evening, a waiter gravely asked her grandmother, "May I take your order, sir?" (Luckily, grandma had a sense of humor).
Some managers would decide it politic not to ask a playwright of Tony Marchant's standing to take a course largely intended for production staff; others are so memo-obedient they would order Sir Tom Stoppard to sit the exam.
Anything else today is out of order Sir Menzies Campbell Senior Lib Dems said at the time that Kennedy's health, largely related to his drink problems, explained why the Better Together campaign did not rely on him more heavily.
The eggs, brownshelled and naked in the middle of a standard dinner plate, were delivered by Daria, a waitress I'd had my eye on, though I hadn't yet worked up the nerve to say more than hello and goodbye to her. "Your order, sir," she said, easing the plate down on the bar.
Seymour claimed Butler "roared like a mad bull," pounded his fist on the desk, and snarled, "I am the military governor of this state — the supreme power — you cannot disregard my order, Sir. By God, he that sins against me, sins against the Holy Ghost".
In this paper, a fractional order SIR epidemic model with nonlinear incidence rate is presented and analyzed.
The cauffeur turned "Orders, sir?" he asked.
Mr. Truman then asked if he knew who he was talking to, Dr. G. replied "Yes, sir. I'll obey orders, sir".
Amid fury from parents, authors and teachers' groups over the severity of the proposals last September, Mr Balls ordered Sir Roger Singleton "to check that the line was drawn in the right place".
Up to 20 soldiers stormed the barracks of the Papua New Guinea Defense Force in the capital, Port Moresby, early Thursday, detained the military chief and demanded that Prime Minister Peter O'Neill bow to a Supreme Court ruling ordering Sir Michael's reinstatement as leader.
Describing the report as "upsetting", the new cabinet minister said she would appoint a new school commissioner for Birmingham and ordered Sir Bob Kerslake, the former head of the civil service, to review governance within the city's council.
