Sentence examples for orders were full from inspiring English sources

In July, when the admiral took over and rallied a badly flagging Transportation Security Administration -- and I promise to give a rest now to the naval allusions -- his orders were full speed ahead.

That is why some sociological classifications and schemes of analysis fail as tools of political inquiry: they cannot effectively distinguish between certain societies whose political orders are full of contrasts.

The alternation of private drama and classical order is full of surprises.

The 1987 tape, "Dave Sear Live," which is sold at his concerts and by mail order, is full of high spirits, whaling and the flag, without a whiff of the left that drove the folk movement in the years surrounding World War II.

9 Blood tests that should be ordered are: full blood count, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, urea and electrolytes, thyroid function, vitamin B12, and folate.

That was partly because they could not hire enough machinists in the late 1990's to operate the older equipment, and partly because their order books were full, Mr. Hawkins said.

The CBI said that 36% of almost 350 firms polled reported their order books were fuller than normal in November, with 25% saying they were emptier.

But we haven’t seen a pull back in orders for this season, and our order book is full for the next six months,” said S. N. Rangaiah, general manager-finance at Bangalore-based Gokaldas Exports.

Although many companies say their order books are full and they need financing in order to fulfil customers' requests, the overall stock of lending to small- and medium-sized firms continues to shrink.

So far this year has orders to build 108 vessels, worth $15 billion; Daewoo's order book is full through 2010.

Richard Taylor of the International Hydropower Association that the sector's order books are full even in recession.