take orders from造句

1、He had chafed at having to take orders from another.

2、Nobody wants to take orders from a kid.

3、And in the upcoming academic year, Northeastern students will outfit a wheelchair to take orders from a brain-computer interface.

4、The groups are set up online, with low-level members called 'blue horses' being issued with instructions from' red horses', who take orders from the retailers.

5、So what absolutely makes you nuts is having to take orders from someone who's not only less qualified than yourself, but also pitifully less suited to the position.

6、 be at sb.'s command; to take orders from; to be at sb.'s beck and call; trust in fate; to be resigned to fate