Sentence examples for good order with from inspiring English sources

Current values reflect this: cars in good order with up-to-date service can bring as much as $50,000.

(It's a question of whether my holiday is ruined by one last rewrite or my editor's holiday is ruined by having to read me …) But basically when the mistletoe's over the Tardis things really have to be in good order with the magnum opus.

Van Gaal, in contrast, has had little criticism and remains in good order with United's fans.

The artillerymen disabled the five remaining howitzers by removing their sights and breechblocks and retired in good order with the remains of the Task Force on foot to the northern outskirts of Osan, where most of the unit's hidden transport vehicles were found intact.

Is the equipment in good order with evidence of maintenance?

The restoration looked to be in good order, complete with German command pennants on the fenders.

He retreated in good order, however, with only limited losses, and a bridgehead across the Hellespont was established.

These days, I do more than my best to keep things in good order, consistent with costs, including letting the occasional struggling writer in need of quiet space to finish his "Moby-Dick" or some frail soul in retirement from love stay free in return for simple indoor repairs.

And all companies use computers to automate the administrative work needed to maintain their organisations: keeping their books in good order, complying with rules and regulations, recruiting, training and looking after their employees, managing offices, dealing with company travel and so on.Bells and whistlesLike assembly-line machinery, computers save labour, bring down costs and raise profits.

But, with Ulster down to 14 after Craig Gilroy was sin-binned for taking out the aerial Miles Benjamin, the fly-half showed his feet were in good order running with the ball as he side-stepped inside the cover to score.

The collapse of the Kyrgyz government was, commentators agreed, another blow to Russian designs to keep its former back yard in good order and filled with Moscow-friendly regimes.