Sentence examples for given the order of from inspiring English sources
He was knighted in 1911 and given the Order of Merit in 1927.
Yesterday he was given the order of the Great British twit, accused of letting down his country via Twitter.
A new official biography was released, with an initial print run of one million copies, and Stalin was given the Order of Lenin, then the country's highest honor.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.38pm AEST05 38 Labor MP Amanda Rishworth is given the order of the boot.
On December 6th, Paul O'Neill, the treasury secretary, and Larry Lindsey, the chief economic adviser, were given the order of the boot.
Wickenheiser was already the Olympics' all-time leading scorer, when she was named her country's flag-bearer at Friday night's opening ceremony, and he has been given the Order of Canada.
Given the ordering of the elements of the sets A ( 2 ) and P ( 2 ), the term (a1−a2)(p2−p1) is always non-negative, and hence (11) proves (i).
Given the orders of magnitude lower dimensionality of our data as compared to a 3D imaging capture (Hammond et al., 2005), we were initially concerned that this would be insufficient to capture facial phenotypes.
It seems that our simulations here give the order-of-magnitude estimates of timing and threshold.
Other European countries had awards that did not discriminate against class or rank; France awarded the Légion d'honneur (Legion of Honour) and The Netherlands gave the Order of William.
Each parishioner receives, as he enters, a printed leaflet giving the order of service and also, at the foot of the page a little additional information: "Miss Greener's gown by Raymond; coiffure by Don of Hollywood".
