Sentence examples for accustomed order from inspiring English sources

Like much of the civil service, army and other pillars of Thailand's royalist establishment, the judiciary abhors the Shinawatras' alleged corruption with a special intensity in part because it fears their popularity, and hence their ability to overturn the accustomed order.

The men, accustomed to ordering buffalo wings and mozzarella sticks from the bar, eventually tried Ms. Taylor's heirloom tomato salads and fresh August corn, and many began to rave.

There is no power dish at the Four Seasons in New York, where the term "power lunch" was coined in the late 1950s; coddled A-listers are accustomed to ordering whatever they want.

The app was designed with millennials in mind a demographic that's both bad at getting STD check-ups and already accustomed to ordering everything with a few swipes in an app.

This means we must be ready to give up the various deductions that we've grown accustomed to in order to get the marginal tax rates on our income reduced.

Although this argues strongly for the need to visit such patients preoperatively, it should be appreciated that anaesthesiologists are accustomed to adjusting preoperative orders in order to optimize patients for surgery.

Fortunately, they were accustomed to following orders, so they all went with him.

Under the presidential system in the 20th century, they were accustomed to taking orders from the top.

In speeches his clipped delivery is that of a man accustomed to giving orders, not asking for votes.

What will it be like for someone accustomed to issuing orders to lawyers, prosecutors and defendants to work for JOSEPH VOLPE, the redoubtable general manager of the Met, someone also accustomed to issuing orders?

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet [Mulaha] was very fierce, very definite, like someone accustomed to giving orders, also like a small bird with fixed ideas.