Sentence examples for are sometimes ordered from inspiring English sources

All cabinet secretaries are sometimes ordered to play Sir Cover-up.

I know that some ordinary people are sometimes ordered to do things they don't usually do... so I don't blame all Serbs.

The two A site cations, Na+ and La3+ are sometimes ordered into Na+ and La3+ layers.

Waring [ 39] also summarises how such storied accounts help actors give meaning to often complex and emotional situations through developing plotlines, which are sometimes ordered and linear, but more often fragmented and complex.

Then there's the fact that an average online grocery order is typically fifty items and customers are sometimes ordering more than once a week, both of which have significant implications for how smart and low-friction the ordering process has to enable customers to complete their orders in just a few minutes.

Original drawings were sometimes ordered for elaborate sets of majolica vessels.

(Buddhafielders were sometimes ordered to maintain ostensible friendships with these people to keep tabs on them, should anyone choose to contact the authorities).

Therefore an iFOBT was sometimes ordered also if there was a history of rectal bleeding.

Tests were sometimes ordered to stimulate adherence, to elicit reassurance, or in response to patients' preferences in order to maintain a good physician-patient relationship [ 17].

The first three families are sometimes put into another order, the Burmanniales, but are still considered the closest relatives of the Orchidaceae, so this separation is largely a matter of opinion.

Yet outrage and contempt are sometimes in order, not least to ensure that we don't get fooled again.