Sentence examples for orders were called from inspiring English sources

The French government, which holds a "golden share" in Elf, is less than pleased; it had hoped for a quick and amicable takeover by TotalFina to create a national champion.Last orders were called in a long-running British pub fight.

Orders are called out by the expediter, and the person at each station calls them back in confirmation.

She also had a client who lost his job as a line cook because he could not keep up with the food orders being called out.

Over the clinking of plates amid the serving of hummus and orders being called out to the kitchen, one topic of conversation inevitably dominated.

To differentiate between attributes with and without a preference-ordered domain, those with a preference order are called criteria while those without are referred to as attributes, as in the CRSA.

Shouted by the chef (and echoed in unison) when the night's last order is called.

The three parts of the entablature (in ascending order) are called the architrave, frieze, and cornice.

Lewis Katz, the principal owner of the Nets, sat on the podium listening as the June 28 draft order was called off.

A set of r objects selected from a set of n objects without regard to order is called a combination of n things taken r at a time.

When a storm threatens the Keys, a mandatory evacuation order is called, meaning the population must head north on Route 1 to the mainland.

The Society of Jesus, as the order is called, was founded in the 16th century by Ignatius of Loyola, a Spanish knight who experienced a religious conversion while recovering from the wounds of battle.