Chronologically, I suppose, they are in the right order.
She can tick off the countries, though she is not sure if they are in the right order.
Dr. Haussler decided the genome could not be properly analyzed until the pieces being generated by the consortium were in the right order.
To avoid this, workers look for page numbers or the few English words that appear, often in ads, to make sure that pages are in the right order and are not mirror images.
And it really doesn't matter what those words are, whether they're any good, whether they're in the right order or a bit clichéd or have any sort of resonance, because you can sort them out when you come to the editing.
She thinks it was about three years ago, though Paloma is hazy about dates, claiming she doesn't think in linear timelines: "Why do you journalists always want things to be in the right order?" Impressed by her show, the A&R guy invited Paloma – minus her Penetrators – to sing for the head honcho of the label, and she agreed.
Meanwhile, said Coakley, there's a question about whether priorities are in the right order.
"It's everything from making sure the general's medals are in the right order, to picking up the right fork to eat a blancmange," said Julian Fellowes, creator of the beloved series, which bids farewell Sunday on PBS.
Sharon Mawer, of Allmusic, praised Over the Rainbow by saying "[Talbot] can sing, for a seven-year old, and most of the notes (if not all of them) are in the right order and sung to the right pitch; the timing is fine too".
