I basically follow his orders, all the time.

我只能遵从他的指示，一直如此。

For five years this sergeant got those orders often three times a week.

五年来，这位中士经常每周接到三次这样的命令。

Harry Truman, America's president at that time, ordered air and sea support for South Korea.

当时的美国总统杜鲁门下令向韩国提供空中和海上支援。

A list of events placed in time order is usually described as what?

按时间顺序排列的事件列表通常描述为什么？

Are you ready to follow my orders this time?

这次你准备听我指示了吗？

He talked about how we should have a clear story idea, it happens in time order.

他谈到我们应该如何有一个清晰的故事构思，它按时间顺序发生。

A court has for the first time ordered the German government to bring family members of the suspected Islamic State fighter back to Germany.

某法庭首次下令要求德国政府将可能是IS战士的嫌疑人家属送回德国。

And these, we're not talking about a little bit of improve, we're talking about orders of magnitude, two times, five times, ten times.

而这些，我们不是在谈论一点点的改进，我们在谈论数量级，两倍，五倍，十倍。

'You felt that you were kept in order all the time.' 'Kids did get the cane if they were caught doing anything wrong.' So did you get caned?

“你感觉自己一直都井井有条。” “如果孩子们被发现做错事，他们确实会受到拐杖。”那你被鞭打了吗？

Baptiste, the little Sicilian of the train, fell foul of him the second week of drill. The captain had several times ordered the men to be clean-shaven when they fell in each morning.

Baptiste，火车上的小西西里人，在训练的第二周与他发生冲突。船长曾多次命令士兵们每天早上跌倒时把胡子刮干净。

Alice uttered an incoherent syllable of exclamation, and, as she began to walk faster, she bit her lip hard, not in order to look wistful, this time, but to help her keep tears of anger from her eyes.

爱丽丝语无伦次地发出一声惊呼，随着她开始加快步伐，她用力咬住嘴唇，这一次不是为了表现出渴望的样子，而是为了帮助她不让愤怒的泪水从眼眶里流出来。