Sentence examples for Give some orders from inspiring English sources
To give some orders of magnitude, a crash on the 1929-32 scale would take the Dow down from over 11,723 -- where it stood at its peak in January last year -- to about 1,266 by November next year.
To give some order to the campus, he created a new open-air entrance pavilion that connects a generous plaza along Wilshire Boulevard in the front to a public park and underground parking structure in back.
"Do you really think that I am happy as a result of giving some orders for more closures, and more closures, and more closures?" Mr. Ben-Eliezer asked, referring to blockades on Palestinian areas in his characteristically swift, staccato delivery.
She hears a man's voice, giving some order.
So a media outlet that gave some ordering accuracy to a chaotic morning was not even supposed to be there.
I've also quite enjoyed the maths and calculations, I'm a bit like that myself, as counting and giving some order to this life by calculating numbers makes my days more balanced.
"The first lie of fiction is that the author gives some order to the chaos of life". She begins all her books on January 8th (after lighting candles and meditating) as that date, 1981, was when she started writing House of the Spirits as a letter to her dying grandfather.
For example, it usually gives some order properties of the solutions.
Positioning, which locates the positions of employees in real-time, can be used to issue a warning in times of emergencies or give some working orders.
As applications of the fixed point theorems proved in previous section, in this section, we extend the concept of best approximation from metric spaces to ordered metric spaces and give some best ordered approximation theorems.
