Sentence examples for taking care of orders from inspiring English sources

Soon I was taking care of orders.

And for some, putting on a runway show too soon can be a huge mistake".While designers should be paying attention to sales putting look books together and taking care of orders from last season a show takes up their time and manpower," says Mary Gehlhar, vice president of brand strategy at Gen Art and author of Fashion Designers' Survival Guide.

Alternatively, give your friends and family a shopping list of books/magazines and let them take care of ordering things.

Maybe yours is him taking you to a chick-flick, doing yard work, taking care of dinner by ordering out or doing math homework with the kids.

"I believe that civil and criminal forfeiture are important tools to the Department of Justice, as well as our state and local counterparts through state laws, in essentially managing or taking care of the first order of business, which it to take the profit out of criminal activity," Lynch said.

This difference may be attributed to primary school children being more influenced by their parents [ 48- 51] and adolescents being more aware of taking care of themselves in order to attract the opposite gender [ 44, 45].

Participants in this study were intensely interested in remaining healthy and in taking care of their diabetes, in order to avoid more serious complications.

"Who was taking care of the problems of public order?" Mr. Fisichella asked.

Carol Greenberg Dear Diary: My sister passed away a few weeks ago, and I've been taking care of putting her affairs in order.

She's taking care of her youngest son; the order of things is wrong.

He adds that taking care of yourself is important in order to give yourself some respite from the loss that you're experiencing.