Sentence examples for been orders from inspiring English sources
verb
To set in some sort of order.
The depth of response the piece received has been orders of magnitude greater than I anticipated.
The reviews for the series have been "orders of magnitude better" than he's received for anything else.
There have also been orders for female lawyers to wear Islamic head scarves in courthouses, men not to work in hairdressing salons catering to women, and girls to wear long Islamic robes at schools, but these orders either have not been enforced or were quickly reversed.
NHS England has rightly taken fright: the Health Service Journal reveals there have been orders requiring each area to send every STP announcement to the headquarters communications team to make sure they "articulate tangible benefits for patients" in language that is "clear and compelling".
Had Surveyor III been exposed to the direct spray, the damage would have been orders of magnitude higher.
There have been orders for high-end goods like iPads and Fibits but "most of the enquiries however are on low price orders under $5-105-10
More printings have been ordered.
Six episodes have been ordered.
Others have been ordered to cut production.
They had been ordered into the fight.
Monasteries have been ordered to display them.
