Sentence examples for be put into order from inspiring English sources

Like the dramatists of "Zulu," Ms. Kennedy is an African-American woman who portrays a world in which reality is often a nightmare that can be put into order only through art.

But Lofgren warned on the House floor Wednesday that none of her amendments were put into order by the powerful House rules committee, which released a new version of the Freedom Act on Tuesday night that reflected substantial changes made at the insistence of the Obama administration, the NSA and the office of the director of national intelligence.

These subclones could be put into an ordered hierarchy establishing an evolutionary path of tumour progression.

Six Birmingham schools are expected to be put into special measures following the inspections ordered by the Department for Education.

Rosini's advice to other startups that are thinking about using Kickstarter is that it is good for pre-sales of products or hardware that need a minimum of units ordered to be put into production.

The Mark III Mod 0 Fat Man was ordered to be put into production in mid-1946.

The weapon design was submitted to the Ordnance Board, who were not convinced of its merits, but the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, witnessed a demonstration of the weapon in 1941 and ordered that it be put into production.

For each one, four answers must be put into the correct order.

The kicker: That should any such act of Congress become law or Executive Order or Judicial Order be put into force, all powers previously delegated to the United States of America by the Constitution for the United States shall revert to the several States individually.

In principle, the two kinds of order can themselves be put into harmony — and in that adjustment, too, may lie a supreme good.

Ofitserov should not be put into prison within the framework of this political order.