Sentence examples for and orderly in the from inspiring English sources
This elaborate ornamentation of buildings is far more restrained and orderly in the style called Puuc, so named from a string of low hills extending up from western Campeche into the state of Yucatán.
The trading was anything but neat and orderly in the shares of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia yesterday as word spread that the jury had reached a verdict in the trial of the company's founder.
To me, as a reader, everything seemed too neat and orderly in the garden of English fiction, and so many of our novels were largely a reflection of the times in which we lived: safe, affluent, complacent, at ease.
The researcher was introduced to the frontline workers including nurses, doctors, anaesthetists, ward aids and orderlies in the wards.
The Times newspaper reported that by the time the hangings took place, shortly after 8 00 am, "the mob were quiet and orderly", in contrast to the previous night and early morning.
In this way, control measures can be both proactive and orderly in case of system emergency.
Second, it shows how applied logic discerns the regular and the orderly in the confusion and disorder of everyday conflict.
To summarize our current views, we think the recent recovery may continue further for the rest of this year but would expect to see renewal of the reaction, slower and more orderly, in the early part of next year.
Observation of RGV virions in ultrathin sections of epithelioma papulosum cyprini (EPC) cells by electron microscopy showed that larger numbers of RGV virions were assembled and arranged orderly in the cytoplasm of the host cells only infected with RGV (Fig. 4-a).
Genomic DNA is tightly and orderly packed in the process called DNA condensation to fit the small available volumes of the cell.
According to the legislation, these firms are "to report periodically to the [Fed's] Board of Governors, the [Financial Stability Oversight] Council, and the [FDIC] the plan of such company for rapid and orderly resolution in the event of material financial distress or failure".
