Sentence examples for orders and waiting from inspiring English sources

The shop bides its time 42 weeks a year, placing phone orders and waiting for the big 10 weekends that bring the summer crowds.

What if the people onboard, instead of obeying misguided orders and waiting for instructions that never came, had decided to fend for themselves?

"You don't see panic selling, but people are pulling their buy orders and waiting to see what happens," said Leo Smith, head of trading at Putnam Investments.

As for the service, a lone waitress did everything during our visits, and did it well: greeting customers, answering the phone, dealing with take-out orders and waiting on the whole room (there are 10 tables).

He cited last year as the "deadliest year on record for global terrorism" and credited terrorists' ability to "inspire new recruits online, tweet marching orders, and wait for fanatics to act".

However, as she pointed out, the fashion world is on a schedule that demands that retailers be shown a collection months before it can be sold, as they have to place the orders and wait while clothes are manufactured.

Through the app-enabled option, customers can place orders and wait to have their items brought directly to their cars by a store team member.

He believed it was illogical for the US to launch an attack (and initiate World War Three) with just a single missile, so he overrode his orders, and waited to see if the bomb would arrive, which it didn't.

He believed it was illogical for the US to launch an attack (and initiate World War III) with just a single missile, so he overrode his orders, and waited to see if the bomb would arrive, which it didn't.

He also disputes whether the capture of the final objectives would have been strategically intelligent, observing that "if 9th Brigade had reached Carpiquet and dug in, with artillery in position to offer support, the commander of the 26th Panzer Grenadiers might have followed orders and waited until a coordinated counterattack with other divisions had been organized.

It seeks out bargains rather than filling out a purchase order and waiting for an office to process the request.