Sentence examples for alphabetical from inspiring English sources

Matthew Blastares composed his Syntagma alphabeticum ("Alphabetical Arrangement"), an alphabetic manual of all imperial and church law, in 1335 from their works.

The names of all the 96 who died were read by three local priests, and a candle lit for each, in alphabetical order from John Anderson, 62 when he died, to Graham Wright, 17.

HUMIN Android - FREE Humin is an interesting attempt to reinvent the humble contacts app, sorting the people you talk to and text in a smarter order than alphabetical.

Checked in alphabetical order, I'd be holding my breath by the time the name before mine was called out.

This is especially galling for Farage's party as the splinter group's alphabetical listing netted it top billing on the ballot, leading one or two of the party's online supporters to suggest "An Independence from Europe" was a "LibLabCon" conspiracy.

13 Words with letters in alphabetical order.

On the eighth day of the eighth month, 2008 (supposedly, an auspicious date), the national teams enter the Olympic stadium ("the bird's nest"), though not, as usual, in alphabetical order.

She put flowers round the offices, painted them very white, did away with doors and, to show contempt for male hierarchies, listed her employees in the handbook in alphabetical order.

"If we used an alphabetical list going backwards from Z," jokes one official who is designing the process, "we could quickly get to Yemen, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia .If charities were to keep a closer eye on their money, a crucial source of terrorist finance could be whittled down.

It works brilliantly, providing coherent corners of Shakespeare's language within the alphabetical list.The list itself is heroic.

Next in line may be some of those Goldman has dubbed the N11 (for next 11); in alphabetical order, Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, South Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Turkey and Vietnam.Banks have travelled these trade routes before in moments of global bullishness, probably once a decade, only to retreat hastily after some emerging-market crisis.