Sentence examples for bit of order from inspiring English sources

"No one wanted to do away with the Carioca beach charm, but we needed to apply a little bit of order".

But now, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is trying, cautiously, to introduce a bit of order to traffic patterns along the city's busiest corridors.

By making their first signing PSG restored a bit of order at the club after the Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti's departure for Real Madrid and the Brazilian sporting director Leonardo's announcement last week of his resignation.

As a result, says Dr Ryan, it was felt that a bit of order and dignity had been restored.Before they break ground, archaeologists should talk to local people and try to identify areas where their interests coincide, suggests Dr Vitelli.

To the horror of the redder of his Green colleagues, especially in France, he now casts himself as a pro-market pragmatist, even calling for a bit of "order" in society.

When the Yankees polished off Game 1 of their division series by beating up on the Orioles, it felt as if a bit of order had been restored in the universe, although to the anti-Yankees crowd, it felt more like the Death Star squashed the little band of intergalactic rebels.

"If for one second I thought 'Maybe Roy, you were a little bit out of order, maybe there's a way back', I'd be back on that flight," said Keane to Gorman.

So the instructions are a little bit out of order compared to what you might expect.

You know, I think players who come and complain, sometimes they are a little bit out of order".

"What you miss," said Zena, "is your life". Wes said, "I feel a bit out of order because a lot of work went into this thing.

This wasn't just a bit out of order, it was a kamikaze attack on the very concept of wokeness.