Sentence examples for bit out of order from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

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

"I think it's a bit out of order to sell someone something and not mention that the only reason they're buying this is because of a small technicality".

That's a bit out of order.

On detecting out-of-order events, the receiver must inform the sender by setting the out-of-order bit in the TCP-ACK.

"If Wilson had been going on at the people responsible like Obama is, he would have been regarded as a bit eccentric or out of order," says Barker.

Every parent, regardless of his or her values or disciplinary strategy, is guilty of pulling an occasional fast one, doing something a bit out of character in order to maintain their sanity throughout parenthood.

"If you imagine it as a to do list, your to do list doesn't say do this then, you've just got a list of things to do and you crunch through them, so that's what we're doing we're going through things in an order but some of those might happen out of order or some bits might take a bit longer, or something unexpected might happen and we can just go off beat".

Darren brings out Nancy's fun side and she gives his life a bit of order".

They then shoot the season based on locations, meaning everything is captured out of order -- a piece from Episode 2 here, a bit from Episode 9 there.