Sentence examples for i've decided to order from inspiring English sources

To make things more mean and competitive I've decided to order my comic reviews from best to worst.

I have decided to order the shoes with a different iD, but I would like to make one small request.

At finalization, the company's merchants present to Drexler samples of the goods they've decided to order from the company's designers — what colors and sizes and in what numbers — and what they intend to charge for them.

The deputy head of the court, Hasim Kilic, told reporters that the justices had decided to order the pro-Islamic party to remove Mr. Erdogan from its board of founding members within six months.

A senior commander of the Revolutionary Guard said Tehran's leadership had decided to order the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic oil route, if the country's petroleum exports were blocked.

Union de Transports Aeriens has decided to order two of the Boeing Company's 747-400's to cover such long-distance routes as Paris to Singapore, an airline spokesman said.

Skinner said Monday that he had decided to order a new trial because he found that jurors were confused by technical questions that lawyers had posed for them to consider in their nine days of deliberations.

Each participating physician was instructed to record data on 25 adult patients for whom they had decided to order laboratory tests during the consultation.

For the newborns with IVH, we then retrospectively reviewed if they had other brain imaging studies performed during their neonatal hospitalization stay, since the attending physician caring for the newborn may have decided to order additional imaging.

He didn't deem my enquiry worthy of a response, and as a result I've decided to exploit my position in order to shame those in power to do the reasonable and compassionate thing.

If things get a little disjointed, or if I descend into bullet points and sentence fragments, it's only because the hunger has taken over and I've decided to dispense with the pleasantries in order to lay it all out at once.