Sentence examples for orders that will take from inspiring English sources

CBS gave an early vote of confidence to three comedies it introduced in September, announcing on Friday that "The Millers," "The Crazy Ones" and "Mom" had all won renewal orders that will take them through the current season.

Immediately after his statement, Obama sat down to sign 23 executive orders that will take immediate effect and also set in motion various other actions that do not require Congressional approval.

One intelligence officer asks how his superior manages to draw the line between what is acceptable and what would be out of bounds when he issues orders that will "take out" presumed enemies.

In computer terms, this means that an autonomic system has to know its own resources, and be able to reconfigure itself, to call up redundant elements in case of a malfunction and to destroy computer viruses automatically.This is a tall order that will take decades to fill, as Dr Horn is the first to admit.

… We are not involved in a social ordering that will take the country into a fight, but rather to calmness.

Some cult stocks may be tiny little basic manufacturers that are lined up to win a blue-chip company order that will take the company from nascent revenue up to the $100-million mark instantly.

Another article gives the example of a food-ordering bot that will take an order, acknowledge it and pass the order on to an e-commerce system, along with a user's credentials to approve payment.

Suggest a more quickly prepared alternative if one of the customers orders a dish that will take extra long.

During the visit, Mr. Costolo and Mr. Gupta had a low-key meeting with the sales force that will take orders for the I.P.O.

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Fund-raising for the new museum has begun; the academy's goal, Mr. Sherak said, is to raise $100 million by October, in order to break ground on a project that will take three to five years to complete.