Sentence examples for become orderly from inspiring English sources

With a stable family, a regular dealer, and his spot in the parking lot, Miranda's life has become orderly, almost routine.

(Such projects were also more in line with a social-democratic idea of how the labour class should live and become "orderly worker families").

They have become orderly, disciplined masters of chaos, but one still has the feeling that, out there on the road from nowhere to nowhere, they are rooting for it rather than against it.

It is one of the country's newest self-improvement projects, and it seems a fitting symbol for what many political analysts and human rights groups say Rwanda has become: orderly but repressive.

Far from being an avant-garde project, and far from the settlement movement and its self-organisation, Vienna's housing programme served to educate the city's workers to become orderly.

A book publisher said he got rid of his desk to become more orderly and he found, too, that the desk was a barrier in his relations with people.

In a different vein, Robespierre among others concluded that popular demands for vengeance and terror had to be channeled into legal forms; to prevent such anarchy, the state itself must become the orderly instrument of the people's punitive will.

"How many kids are there out there that are going to help a woman in trouble?" A group of seniors who congregated outside Bushwick High yesterday said their school had become more orderly since their freshman days.

The linesman dropped the puck, and the game became suddenly orderly and serious and civil.

Of humble origins, Menshikov became an orderly for Peter I in 1686 and soon became the tsar's favourite.

He went to school in Königshütte and aged 17 he became an orderly at the local hospital — the same hospital where Wilhelm Wagner had worked.