Sentence examples for much orders from inspiring English sources

Even the name of these contracts emphasizes the fact that they are not so much "orders" as they are, strictly speaking, consensual.

Old lady gardens have diversity, but not much order.

"He wants to get his life back in as much order as he can.

Just as an evening of aimless movement is difficult to endure, too much order can kill a dance.

His office pretty much ordered candidates to sign that famous pledge to vote against an increase in tuition fees".

They are built around public places, the most important of which are streets, and they are resistant to too much order.

DINNER HABIT On Sunday night, Jeff and I pretty much order from Shun Lee, and always the same thing: orange chicken, steamed dumplings and Sichuan lamb chops.

In the world we live in today, by contrast, we have too much order: we are, as we have been reminded so frequently lately, over-policed.

Mr. Tinterow seems to have brought as much order as possible to the proceedings, with a result that nearly every gallery makes markedly different points.

Furthermore, it is unclear how much ordering of structure is satisfactory to mimic bone.

To impose enough order to hold LVMH together but not so much order that the designers felt stifled, Arnault brought in Ullman as his No. 2 last year.