Sentence examples for a living order from inspiring English sources

"It's a living order and then you cease to be a member when you die," a Cabinet Office spokesman said.

"The Order of the British Empire is a living order and individuals cease to be a member when they die.

The earliest terrestrial arachnid is from the Devonian Period (416 million to 359 million years ago), but it does not belong to any living order.

"When it was over, he said to me, 'I write for a living in order to manipulate people and get what I want, so I knew it was going to work.' "And my heart just sank.

Who needs to understand the value of pi or the history of civilization when all you have to do to make a living is order up a few trades?

Yoko Miyashita, general counsel for Getty, said: "Artists need to earn a living in order to sustain creativity and licensing is paramount to this; however, this cannot happen if Google is siphoning traffic and creating an environment where it can claim the profits from individuals' creations as its own".

Explain to your kids that parents work for a living in order to afford things.

He had to earn a living in order to finish school, so he sold fish and did carpentry work to earn money for transport and other expenses.

He himself admits to taking his beautiful surroundings for granted, but does worry that unless young people in the area start looking to the tourism and leisure industries more seriously as a way of making a living in order to be able to stay in the area.

Monotremata is the most ancient living order of mammals.

His job, which requires him to be part renting agent, part host, sets him off a little from the other glamour boys, some of whom are militantly opposed to work and some of whom do nothing more strenous for a living than ordering a particular brand of wine at restaurants and night clubs.