Sentence examples for Much ordered from inspiring English sources

His office pretty much ordered candidates to sign that famous pledge to vote against an increase in tuition fees".

On our first visit, our gruff waiter gave little sign of wanting to guide us in our selections, but he pressured us to make up our minds, so we pretty much ordered at whim.

At Ross' Grill in Provincetown that night with our bikers' appetites, we pretty much ordered everything we could think of and were not disappointed by any of it: Oysters and clams, why not?

In his Inaugural address, Obama pretty much ordered us to set a new path with a verbal finger wag: "The time has come to set aside childish things".

The menu is short and sweet so we pretty much ordered everything on it, all of which was excellent, but it is the Blood Pudding that lingers in my mind and is drawing me to return as soon as possible.

Old lady gardens have diversity, but not much order.

"He wants to get his life back in as much order as he can.

Just as an evening of aimless movement is difficult to endure, too much order can kill a dance.

They are built around public places, the most important of which are streets, and they are resistant to too much order.

DINNER HABIT On Sunday night, Jeff and I pretty much order from Shun Lee, and always the same thing: orange chicken, steamed dumplings and Sichuan lamb chops.

In the world we live in today, by contrast, we have too much order: we are, as we have been reminded so frequently lately, over-policed.