Sentence examples for liked order from inspiring English sources
Sandi Toksvig, the writer and broadcaster, and our chair, was down-to-earth and organised; she liked order and decisiveness and making charts, which I found thrilling.
He liked order and punctuality, even in an office so small, cosy and crazy that they were all engaged in un boulot de dingues to get the magazine out at all.
In his view, the apex of what fine dining could be was the fantastically expensive restaurant Le Pavillon, the redoubt of a style of classic, formal cuisine and service that was appealingly disciplined (Claiborne liked order, McNamee points out, both in the Navy and at hotel school) although already starting to seem preposterously stuffy.
For all his interest in the wild, Judd liked order.
I am a person who likes order.
Instead, he replied, "I like order and strength".
"They would like order and stability, and they want strong leaders," he said.
Visually and intellectually, he likes order: clear compositions, clear stories, clear heroes and villains.
He's a guy who likes order and predictable outcomes.
She likes order and precision.
