Sentence examples for great orders of from inspiring English sources

Heralds served thoughout Europe, not only the kings and principal magnates but also the great orders of knighthood such as those of the Garter and the Golden Fleece.

Isabella was stage manager to Ferdinand's election as grand master of one after another of the three great orders of knighthood: Santiago, Calatrava, and Alcántara.

The fellowship of the Round Table, in fact, became comparable to, and in many respects the prototype of, the many great orders of chivalry that were founded in Europe during the later Middle Ages.

In those days Mr. Martin was too shy onstage to venture very far from his piano, but he soon obtained the ancient knowledge of the great order of rock 'n' roll showmen.

This has been called paraxonic support and is contrasted with the mesaxonic limb support of the other great order of herbivorous mammals, the perissodactyls (rhinoceros, horse, tapir), in which the weight-bearing axis passes through the third or central toe alone.

No one really knows but it's generally accepted that it is vastly greater (orders of magnitude greater) than the Surface Web the pages which are easily indexed by search engines.

But Napster complicates matters because it makes copying possible at a much greater order of magnitude.

But we will never know if that, or the greater order of Zagallo, was the right way.

The justification is the same, but the grim consequences in terms of moral hazard are of an incomparably greater order of magnitude.

The maternal effects are so obvious that the same or greater order of importance as the offspring's own genotype was reported in variation in offspring traits at multiple developmental stages [43], [44].

These latter characteristics contribute to greater ordering of the surrounding water, a greater fraction of hydrogen bonded water molecules being strongly bound, and an increased prevalence of low-entropy low-density water zones along surfaces.