Examples of using Orders from someone in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Well, you get orders from someone,?
which means they take orders from someone.
You get orders from someone, don't you?
Which means they take orders from someone.
You take orders from someone else. I think your people are idiots if they believe.
I'm sure he got orders from someone.
PP: My feeling is that we haven't had a President since right after George Washington that wasn't under orders from someone else.
She's taking orders from someone else.
We also know that you're taking orders from someone.
You're taking orders from someone. We also know that.
I heard that the assassin takes orders from someone.
Which means they take orders from someone. The Sons of the Harpy planned their attack in the fighting pits very carefully.
You never could take orders from someone… unless you respected them and believed in the cause.
I will be taking orders from someone, I suppose.
Do you think he was taking orders from someone in Tehran?
I will be taking orders from someone, I suppose.
how he feels now that he is“under orders” from someone, somewhere, to speak out like he hasn't spoken out before.
They were taking orders from someone else.
Because he's taking orders from someone else.
I will have to take orders from someone, I suppose.
I will have to take orders from someone, I suppose.
Are you okay with taking orders from someone else for 40 years?
And I don't like my team taking orders from someone with impaired judgment.
How do you feel about taking orders from someone younger and less experienced?
believes the story that the September 11 atrocity was the work of a fanatical group taking orders from someone called Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan who has a personal
Yes. We got an order from someone important.
Without an order from someone with the Net Terminal Gene,