Sentence examples for from in order from inspiring English sources

"You can't find the highest thing to jump from in order to practice your rolls.

You have to know where you're starting from in order to know where to go.

WHERE did they come from in order to take part in the summer program?

I'm trying to start reading books that you gain knowledge from in order to challenge myself more.

With a larger number of possible cell phenotypes, the tumors have more options to choose from in order to survive.

For that hack, he had to have physical access to the phone he stole the fingerprint from, in order to get a high resolution scan of the print.

But when times get tough companies need a foundation to stand on and a corner to fight from in order to compete.

You need to have a finer point on the anxiety or where it comes from in order to sort of develop a way of grappling with it.

These courses provide a foundation that is built upon in a series of "tracks" that students can choose from in order to focus on their greatest personal interest.

That doesn't mean you're like these people, but that's the interesting thing about acting – recognising that there's so much we shut ourselves off from in order to function as civilised members of society.

One focus at SXSW Eco was of a growing awareness of the importance of biomimicry, which examines nature, its models, systems, processes, and elements, to emulate or take inspiration from in order to solve problems.