Examples of using "Ordini" in a sentence and their english translations:
I follow orders.
Do you understand your orders?
You don't give orders here.
We take telephone orders.
I have orders.
He gave orders.
I was only following orders.
You don't give orders here.
What are your orders?
I don't take orders from you.
Those are your orders.
These are your orders.
We are under his command.
I have my orders.
We have our orders.
Tom gave orders.
That's a direct order.
Would you like to order?
We take telephone orders.
I already have my orders.
- We must execute his orders.
- We must execute her orders.
You can't give me orders.
Tom follows orders.
Tom signed the orders.
We followed orders.
We followed orders.
She ordered him not to give orders.
- You should've followed Tom's orders.
- You should have followed Tom's orders.
- I'm simply obeying orders.
- I'm just following orders.
Tom was given orders.
taking not the least notice of my orders.”
You don't give orders here.
What are my orders?
Those are my orders.
We all have our orders.
My orders are to go with you.
I don't take orders from you anymore, Tom.
Soldiers must follow orders.
just basically executing what you are told to do,
Sami disobeyed my orders.
Tom disobeyed my orders.
he exasperated Napoleon by twice ignoring orders.
I have two more orders for you here.
We have received many orders from the U.S.
He refuses to take orders from her.
There is nothing for me to do except to obey the order.
All orders must be accompanied with cash.
Before you give orders, you must learn to obey.
Tom refuses to take orders from Mary.
All you have to do is to obey my orders.
The next morning Bernadotte pulled his men back without orders,
in front of the walls of Dara, as engineers shouted orders,
During the advance against the Austrians, Jomini encouraged Ney to ignore orders from
Badly-drafted orders led to delay, and the Coalition army was able to escape.
You always order the same thing.
At the Battle of Jena, Ney ignored his orders, and charged straight at the Prussian lines,
implement Napoleon’s orders; Soult also inherited a complex staff system of Berthier’s
The next year he missed the Battle of Eylau, after his orders were intercepted by the Russians,
As he issued his final orders to his Marshals, the Emperor turned to Soult last and said,
Crucial errors resulted during the Waterloo campaign, with orders going astray, and commanders
My mental faculties remained in suspended animation while I obeyed the orders of the higher-ups. This is typical with everyone in the military.
The antagonist is simultaneously a strawman for everything the author hates and the most likeable character by several orders of magnitude.
By what authority do you order me to do this?