Sentence examples for appears to order from inspiring English sources

The paper, captured by Press Association photographer Lewis Whyld, was recorded at a briefing and appears to order officers to make the arrest if Assange attempts to leave in a diplomatic bag or vehicle.

Gabriel goes digging at the docks, and is quickly warned off by Penney, before a funeral of a civil servant at which a man called Sir Richard, a secretive type ("In my world, commander, when everyone knows who you are, you haven't done your fucking job") appears to order Gabriel's bumping off – a believable staged murder-suicide, which we earlier saw with Andy Dixon.

It worsened with the discovery in November of a headless body -- believed to be that of Mr. Gongadze -- and, later that month, the release of secret recordings made under the president's couch by a security man in which Mr. Kuchma appears to order the journalist's abduction or worse.

Occupation of the ATP pocket appears to order the kinase domains (Wan et al, 2004) in 'side-to-side' dimers through arginine residues near the alpha-C helix (Rajakulendran et al, 2009).

The Marine Corps relieved the commander of its troubled V-22 Osprey squadron after it obtained a tape recording on which he appeared to order subordinates to falsify maintenance and reliability records.

Helicopter footage shows Adkins appear to order a meal, only to drive away empty handed.  .

THERE appears to be order in Daniel Savage's court.

In the months ahead it will be too easy to slip back to the solace of what appears to be order, certainty, planned days and nights.

One can see that the observed luminescence appears to be orders of magnitude weaker in the latter case.

For Donovan, human consciousness appears to be an ordered schizophrenia, and history a mysterious compilation of tricks, deceptions, and traps.

Desperation appears to be the order of the day, with unemployment at a nine-year high.