But Mr. Fujikura imposed order as well, ending his score with a long, shapely flute solo for Ms. Chase.
The restaurant fed both the police officers and firemen working to impose order on the neighborhood, as well as the black activists.
Her solution to the chaos was to impose order on it: as a teenager, she was directing a household of four children, conjuring up the inexpensive meals and penny-wise routines that would later become the basis of her multimillion dollar brand, Semi-Homemade, which relies heavily on packaged goods.
The Americans have tried before to impose order on Baghdad, only for violence to flare again as soon as the troops move on (see article).
And in its middle-class neighborhoods, Baghdad is a city of surprising topiary sculptures: leafy ficus trees are carved in geometric spirals, balls, arches and squares, as if to impose order on a chaotic sprawl.
Dr. Kuhns scanned the audience as if trying to impose order through sheer force of will; after a minute or so, he thrust up his hands and hollered.
In Northern Ireland, as ministers flailed about, attempting to impose order amid intercommunity violence, catastrophic mistakes were made.
You have to impose order on chaos.
As anyone can see who consults Ronald Reagan's disciplined, dogged manuscripts, he needed to impose order on chaos.
As an outspoken advocate of spelling reform, he spent decades trying to impose order on his 26 lawless charges.
