Sentence examples for whose order for from inspiring English sources

At the centre of the case was Gareth Lee, a gay rights activist whose order for a cake bearing the slogan 'support gay marriage' was turned down.

Nearly 100 of these were in the steel sector, which depends heavily on sales to farmers, whose orders for tools and parts plunged last year with the farm invasions and the prospect of land reform.

Howe, whose orders from Lord Germain, the London official for the colonies and responsible for the war, were fairly clear that he should avoid conflict before the arrival of reinforcements, then waited until those reinforcements arrived in mid-August, along with the naval commander, his brother Richard.

The Boeing Company, whose order books are bulging with demand for its planes, was hit by its second major strike in three years early Saturday, when the union that represents 27,000 machinists in Washington State, Oregon and Kansas walked off the job.

A channel estimation algorithm based on Kalman filter and a polynomial curve fitting interpolator whose order is selected adaptively is proposed for LTE uplink systems which include time-varying channels in high speed environments.

On what basis, and on whose order?

Θ is a matrix whose order varies.

"Nowadays I have less in common with the guy who runs the chain supermarket, whose ordering and decisions are made for him at some central office, than I do with the little fellow who runs his own bodega.

CBS lost some sympathy by apparently accepting, for a number of days, Davies's explanation that the incident report, which was in his voice but didn't have his signature, was the byproduct of lies he told a supervisor out of his immense respect for the man whose orders he hadn't followed.

Modi claims to have fled for fear of the Mumbai underworld, whose orders to fix matches he rejected.

Whose order should they follow?