Sentence examples for should not order from inspiring English sources

Wilford ignored orders from his brigadier that he should not order troops beyond a barrier deeper into the Bogside, the report said.

The Federal Communications Commission says that you should not order a cancellation until your new service is up and running — meaning you can make and receive phone calls.

Boeing used the cost-benefit analysis again and again to argue successfully that the F.A.A. should not order the company to install explosion protection in fuel tanks.

The administration has 10 days to say why Judge Kennedy should not order preservation of electronic communications by White House officials and aides.

Saville finds that one senior officer, Lieutenant Colonel Derek Wilford, ignored instructions from his brigadier that he should not order troops to go deeper into the Bogside, where the protest was taking place.

Saville finds that one senior officer, Lieutenant Colonel Derek Wilford, ignored an instruction from his brigadier that he should not order troops to go deeper into the Bogside, the area of Derry where the protest took place.

In the countervailing interests of simplicity and directness, I'll boil all of this down to some of what you should and shouldn't order.

Fresh salmon ($14.95) is a fine, moist, medium-rare possibility, but it's not prepared any differently than elsewhere and the tender, tasty, bony, curried goat ($13.95) is a savory treat, although you shouldn't order it for its curry flavor, because there is none.

The man from CarsDirect.com (who listened sympathetically for 30 minutes as I explained my situation to him) agreed that I shouldn't order a five-speed unless I first took one for a test drive; but there was no five-speed to test drive anywhere near my house.

So read on to learn about 11 foods that you really shouldn't order to go, and why.

"If you are severely allergic, you probably shouldn't order it," said Anthony Carron, chef at L.A.'s 800 Degrees Neapolita Pizza, with three locations.