Sentence examples for understand the orders from inspiring English sources

Often the supervisors and workers spoke only Spanish, and it was hard to understand the orders and measurements.

One of the sacred monuments of the Flemish movement is a huge tower in the shape of a cross on the River Yser, where, during the First World War, many Flemish soldiers died in battle, allegedly because they couldn't understand the orders from their Francophone officers.

From all the cacophonous languages spoken there, each sounding to her just as unmelodious as the other, she acquired fragments of words sufficient to understand the orders that were more or less the same and never tried to learn more than that.

Family members of prisoners tell anecdotes about brothers and sons who don't understand the orders given by an African officer, due to his or her accent, and find themselves written up for failing to follow those orders.

I no longer understand the order of anything.

I understand the order is very firm indeed and that The Sun's legal arguments about public interest justification have not found favour with judges.

Why? Because, I am convinced, people do not understand the order's dangerous breadth -- and its defenders have done their best to conceal its true character.

"For an awkward audience that didn't necessarily understand the order of things," he said, "I would perhaps say I was someone to identify with.

In the present study, scaling analysis is to understand the order of magnitude for the forces involved in the slip mechanism of nanofluids.

The results reported may help to understand the order of synthesis and deposition of γ-gliadins in the grain of developing bread wheat.

Well, the way that I understand the order works is that it's flashed to a certain subset of people for a few seconds and then any of those people can act on it.