Sentence examples for orders to be called from inspiring English sources

Having checked that all was well, he left orders to be called at 04 30.

The captain retired to bed at about 22 45, leaving written orders to be called when the ship was at a bearing of 315° off the Garituba Lighthouse.

He waited glumly for their pizza order to be called out.

Phishing must use deception by impersonation in order to be called phishing.

Higher order thinking strategies necessitates a proper presentation of tolerance of responsibility in order to be called an autonomous learner.

Whereas it is obvious that an individual must have lived 100 years in order to be called a centenarian, there is little consensus about the chronological age associated with the average onset of old age.

'Commonality' could not contain 'differences'; not only could 'harmony' contain 'differences', but it needed 'difference' in order to be called 'harmony.' 'That enmity could be dissolved in harmony' is objective dialectics, regardless of people's desires, and contemporary society, especially the international community, developed according to this objective dialectics" (Youlan 1999).

NBC has ordered a true crime spinoff of the long-running drama "Law and Order," to be called "Law & Order: True Crime - The Menendez Brothers".

A Pansy doesn't necessarily need to dress effeminately in order to be called a Pansy by a bunch of blokes.

In Canada, a whisky needs to be aged for three years in oak barrels in order to be called a whisky.

And there are dozens, if not hundreds, of very fine bourbons made all over this great land of ours (contrary to what many believe, bourbon does not have to be made in Kentucky in order to be called bourbon), with more new brands making their debut every month.