Sentence examples for be more orderly from inspiring English sources
Nothing could be more orderly than their row of tents, or brisker than their breakfast routine.
The material culture we adopt can help our society be more orderly, safe, clean and caring.
Wouldn't it be more orderly if people simple wrote down the songs they wanted to hear?
They are also popular with parents, since they tend to be more orderly than other schools, and to get better results.
The likely recounts, however, are expected to be more orderly than the televised circus that resulted in George W. Bush's election to the presidency.
He said he thought it would be "more orderly" to leave exten sions up to the E.P.A. director rather than Congress.
Mr. Bush's arrival was more orderly.
The Largo was more orderly and equally heartfelt.
Although it was more orderly, Ripelin's account differed from Adso's only in minor details.
Its pot shops are more orderly than, say, a British pub at closing time.
A newer view holds that aging is more orderly and genetically driven.
