Sentence examples for orders from the same from inspiring English sources
They do not give them orders; in fact, both national and EU officials receive their orders from the same authority: the national governments.
And to even things up further, there is a Jewish terrorist group too, also knocking people off and also taking orders from the same devious and ambitious Brit.
When I met with Stickybits' co-founder Seth Goldstein at SXSW, he used StickyBits to create a video of himself eating an empanada and attach it to the empanada truck he got it from - all while we were waiting for the rest of our orders from the same truck.
There was a 28-fold increase in the odds of a serious prescribing error rather than minor for gastrointestinal drugs administered parenterally compared with medication orders from the same therapeutic group that were not injected (OR 28.63; 95 % CI 10.59 77.45).
In February, it received an order, from the same subcontracting firm, to finish seven hundred and eighty-five Chanel buckles.
"They had a couch, two armchairs, a television and the same books ordered from the same place.
A €3m payment had been ordered from the same account to another account with the Banca del Fucino in Rome.
The larger lounge room, where patrons can order from the same menu, has the look and feel of a comfortable, cosseted private club: oversize leather lounges, brick, candles and a back-lighted stained-glass ceiling panel.
He might try to explain why intelligence agencies chose broad searches that could, as one judge noted, drag in and mark as suspicious anyone who had called someone who called someone who called to order from the same pizza place as someone who had caught the N.S.A.'s eye, when it had legal options, like individualized warrants, available to it.
When multiple people order from the same restaurant, delivery drivers can pick up multiple people's food".
But when each broker returned a list of search results to him, it was the exact same list, in the exact same order, from the same database of listings.
