Sentence examples for orders seriously from inspiring English sources

When I visited his studio this week, it was clear he'd taken the orders seriously.

Let that sink in for a while and then ask yourself whether you really can take your marching orders seriously.

Despite the strength of the storm, officials say they're concerned residents are not taking the evacuation orders seriously.

Peng took these general orders seriously, and launched an attack on Hunan's capital, Changsha, on July 25, with 17,000 soldiers under his command, and with the support of another 10,000 guerillas.

We are all probably guilty of the, "it will never happen to me" mindset, but as we learned with Katrina, taking warnings and evacuation orders seriously is critical to keeping your family safe during uncertain times.

If Mr. Bush was listening to the hearing yesterday, he would be wise to take the expressions of concern about his broad executive order seriously.

Was I really taking that man's delivery order so seriously?

All other entrees we ordered arrived seriously overcooked, in addition to a few other characteristics.

If not, then David Cameron has placed a climate sceptic at the head of the environment department in order to seriously hamper the sensible green policies the public has repeatedly said it wants.

"The administration needs to recalibrate its overly optimistic assumptions in order to seriously address the declining fortunes of middle-class families," said Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, chairman of the Joint Economic Committee.

Only now is the durability of the American-led regional order being seriously questioned.Jonathan Schell, an American journalist who covered the Vietnam war, wrote that what had led America to enter and expand it was not over-optimism about its chances of victory, but "overly pessimistic assessments of the consequences of losing".