Examples of using Orders in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
On whose orders?
All holy orders of blessed spirits.
Attack on my orders!
We don't have orders to shoot, Colonel.
Yes, sir. On my orders.
People also translate
If Sir John orders it done, We must do.
Now I will have two orders.
Mom always orders the cheapest wine.
All of this on Lieutenant Warren's orders.
Fitzjames orders them removed every morning.
We must do.- If Sir John orders it done.
Forty always orders Taco Bell before he relapses.
I'm sorry, Mr. Hockley, but it's Captain's orders.
That's all she ever orders is butter tubs.
All ships, prepare to fire, on my orders.
If sir john orders it done, Do you promise?
Do you promise? If Sir John orders it done?
When a master orders him to eat, he has to eat!
It's your song, I Want To Be Loved. Butler's orders.
If Sir John orders it done, we must do. Do you promise?
I'm sorry to inconvenience you, Mr. Hockley, but it's Captain's orders.
Employment contracts, working orders and internal regulations.
Who else orders four buckets of fried chicken in two days?
I have to do whatever a full-patch member orders me to do.
Pray for us. All holy orders of the blessed spirit, St. Joseph.
The small council meeting has been postponed on the king's orders.
Like that's what a person orders in a Jewish deli.
I have given orders for the steam hoses to keep the depth charges clear.
Actually, I'm lying, I'm the one that orders all the appetizers.
Bert orders the T-bone, and I get the sea bass. Gibson's.