Sentence examples for order talking from inspiring English sources

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The director, who died on Wednesday at 73, was a self-described "fanatical rock 'n' roller," who worked with New Order, Talking Heads, Neil Young and others.

Now to help release some of that tension, here's New Order talking about their angriest ever performance of their rather topical track, Blue Monday.

But he spoke no Spanish, and other than placing his order talked to no one.

As they sat around the ruins drinking tea and reading religious texts, members of the order talked about the earthquake as retribution for humanity's misplaced priorities.

"We're swamped," Maria Robinson said as she rang up an order, talked on the phone and watched as her nephew and niece helped out in the store.

But they're going to be talking for a brief period of time each we'll go in alphabetical order talking about what they remembered from the first meeting, how the society has changed, any thoughts they have and vivid reflections they had about that meeting and the trajectory of their own biographies and careers and [INAUDIBLE] itself.

Sandra Bland, Eric Garner, Walter Scott and so many others prove that it doesn't matter if you follow orders, talk back or even run away.

The West had earlier urged Mr Mubarak to order talks with opposition leaders to show that he takes the protests seriously.

(Reading the first volume, I was delighted to find that Karl Ove and I liked the same bands — New Order, Talk Talk, Talking Heads — and that we have the same elaborate theory about why they're good).

Relations with Chile, a potential market, are frozen by Mr Morales's quixotic demand that the International Court of Justice should order talks over Bolivia's access to the sea, lost in a 19th-century war.Eventually the gas boom will fade.