We got to get everybody out of here. Booth The bomb is here.

So in this example, a distribution company has said, we've got a rush order that we've got to get out of the warehouse tomorrow morning.

He ordered the book from the publisher in the United States.

He ordered a book from a publisher in the United States.

I have enclosed your order form.

Thought you said order up. I did.

What'll it be?

What can I get you?

Here's your order, sir.

Make mine, a ham sandwich and coffee.

May I help you?

Can I help you, boys?

Hello, how can I help you?

Yeth? Can I help you?

What'll it be?

Who wants ice cream?

You folks ready to order?

Special orders!

Are you ordering anything?

Also fatally wounded

What can I get ya?

What can I get you guys?

Can I get you something?

You want to order?

Good morning, sir. Can I take your order?

What can I do for y'all tonight? What can I do for y'all tonight?

What you want?

What can I get for you today?

You want to order?

Are we ready yet?

What can I get for you tonight?

John ordered the book from the publisher in the United States.

( running footsteps )

Next thing I leaned is that Real entrepreneurs ship.

How's the yield?

Are you going to order, kid?

Hello, Fulci's.

Lady, get your junk in the trunk!

Don't ask too much!

The items which you ordered arrived.

We do them for our clients.

Don't go anywhere. I need two more pitchers of Bud.

Have you received the tactical boot knife you requisitioned?

I got this Japanese deal.

And here we see a picture on top of a hill in Central Valley last December.