Sentence examples for calls order from inspiring English sources

The historian Daniel E. Sutherland calls Order No. 11 "the most repressive U.S. military measure of the war against civilians".

If that wasn't scary enough for the comfortably sedentary, that noise could soon be replaced by the whooshing of pedals as workers spin while they make calls, order spreadsheets and close deals.

The incidents allow the Elite to respond in whatever way they intended to act in the first place, a concept Icke calls "order out of chaos," or "problem-reaction-solution".

What would you pay to watch me — a bona fide professional blogger — sit in my apartment, whipping up this post amidst a flurry of irritating phone calls, order-in lunch, and dirty laundry?

Is your contact center adequately staffed, prepped and prepared for the onset of calls, orders or inquiries?

The rule was called Order No. 40.

He is constantly forced to call, "Order!

So what happened here is go from chaos, what we call disorder, to neatly arranged structure, what we call order.

Cameron began to say: "I don't know what they're paying him Mr Speaker …", before Bercow called order.

The sets of the form are called order intervals.

An operator is called order preserving (in the literature sometimes increasing) if (2.3).