Sentence examples for no special order from inspiring English sources
They went up under glass, one after another and, most importantly, in no special order: straight out of the boxes into which Mr. Winogrand had haphazardly tossed them.
My own top five, in no special order, would be Howard Davies's breathtaking 2010 production of Bulgakov's The White Guard, David Hare's investigative Iraq play Stuff Happens, Lee Hall's much-loved The Pitmen Painters, and Hytner's own productions of Alan Bennett's The History Boys and Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors.
The plots, which are cut together in no special order, obey different time schemes: Antonio and Milly's marital drama (which involves a prostitute played by Penélope Cruz, and a movie star played by Antonio Albanese) seems to occupy a single afternoon, while other strands stretch over weeks and months.
They include, in no special order: –A serious lack of meaningful internal controls; –Directors who didnt really understand their functions or how to perform them; –Rampant conflicts of interest between senior managers and the shareholders of Enron; –Off-balance-sheet obscuring of significant liabilities; –Impenetrable accounting chicanery, designed to make the company look profitable; and.
The medical curriculum followed no special order, and the graduation requirements were minimal.
No appointments necessary, no special orders.
The Coast Guard, which maintains a permanent presence off Haiti with cutters and planes, is monitoring events, but has been given no special orders to step up patrols, said Luis Diaz, a spokesman in Miami.
"But unfortunately," Byaly told the children in a thick Russian accent, "there appeared three KGB agents who said because of (a) special order, no more than three people (could) be in (the) forest without special permission.
Next, we introduce the seven articles of this special issue in no particular order.
No NBA player had worn that size in recent seasons, so a special order had to be placed.
Lee issued a special order, No. 191, dividing his army into two parts, starting Sept. 10.
