Sentence examples for Great order from inspiring English sources

"They're both in great order now and you're a hell of a long time retired.

A water polo team would be in great order down there, but certainly not the Washington Redskins.

He's in great order now, but if we'd run him, fitness would have found him out and he'd have faded to finish fifth or sixth.

In those days Mr. Martin was too shy onstage to venture very far from his piano, but he soon obtained the ancient knowledge of the great order of rock 'n' roll showmen.

He knows little of American artists; at any rate knows by name only two or three who called on him in Paris, but predicts that the great art of the future will be produced in this country, because we've got energy and great order.

This has been called paraxonic support and is contrasted with the mesaxonic limb support of the other great order of herbivorous mammals, the perissodactyls (rhinoceros, horse, tapir), in which the weight-bearing axis passes through the third or central toe alone.

And Rove gives great orders, rife with arcane historical references and reams of data.

When Catherine the Great ordered a 925-piece dinner service in 1773, Wedgwood made perhaps £200 on an outlay of nearly £3,000.

Isabella was stage manager to Ferdinand's election as grand master of one after another of the three great orders of knighthood: Santiago, Calatrava, and Alcántara.

Heralds served thoughout Europe, not only the kings and principal magnates but also the great orders of knighthood such as those of the Garter and the Golden Fleece.

Among the museum's treasures are a handful of pieces from the 744-piece dinner, dessert, tea and coffee service for 60 people, known as the Blue Cameo Service, that Catherine the Great ordered in the late 1770's.