Sentence examples for verbally ordered from inspiring English sources

Middleton consistently defended Mauldin, but was verbally ordered by Patton to get rid of Mauldin and his cartoons.

He wants a "Dick Tracy watch" that he could verbally order around, instead of pushing buttons.

Letter-number sequencing is a measure of working memory that involves verbally ordering numbers and letters that are orally presented in an unordered sequence.

If the patient can't verbally order their food, there are other easy ways around the issue without you having to do the work for them.

One claimed that after she protested, she was verbally reprimanded and ordered to seek preapproval when filing expense reports for business lunches, something men never had to do.

This calls for a better supervision when prescriptions are ordered verbally.

According to him, she verbally threatened him and ordered him out of her room, which prompted him to call the police and initiate a "5150" involuntary psychiatric hold.

For phone-based accounts and other kinds of brokerage services, you may need to verbally tell your broker to issue a stop limit order.

When Ora tries to speak up, she is verbally put down by the owner, who says her special order is "nothing like the little sandwich" Ora has.

For instance, real-time electronic notification of abnormal test results via the EHR may facilitate timely follow-up, particularly in outpatient settings, where many results are not immediately life threatening and not verbally reported to ordering clinicians[ 3, 4].

Court documents show that in one exchange, Mr Schmidt told a colleague that he preferred that information about such agreements be shared verbally in order to avoid creating a paper trail.Lawyers for the firms targeted by the lawsuit have disputed allegations they were deliberately trying to drive down wages.