Sentence examples for chance ordering from inspiring English sources

Bernard said she would give him a chance, ordering two years of supervised probation with no jail time.

Mr. Gravano, 57, will be 77 by the time he emerges from prison, but Judge Ross took no chances, ordering that if he lives out his sentence, he be placed on supervised release for the rest of his life.

Lady Macbeth's recollections – the blood on her hand, the clock striking, her husband's reluctance – are brought forth from her disordered mind in chance order with each image deepening her anguish.

Schizophrenic patients from the outpatient clinic or the psychiatric hospital ward completed a questionnaire in which a selection of 52 items had to be rated both on a 4-point and 6-point scale (arranged in two blocks that were presented in chance order so as to rule out order effects).

Explanations of divergent responses to similar selection regimes typically rely on cryptic variation in selection regimes (e.g., sensory drive and female preference), differences in genetic architecture, or the chance order of appearance of beneficial mutations in different lineages (Langerhans and Riesch 2013; Mendelson et al. 2014).

If you hope to seize your chance at ordering, study the Czech classics on the restaurant's website before arriving.

Diners too take a chance when ordering from a menu that is both imaginative and a bit over the top.

Toby's chances of ordering ice cream seemed to depend on what Ellie ordered, an ocean away.

But give them a chance to order their meal first.

"Congress, give these hard working Americans a chance," he ordered.

Starting this summer, tenants will have the chance to order their files from the firms in question, and correct any inaccuracies.