Sentence examples for of order to from inspiring English sources
"And there is a sort of order to it all.
Others will say: "Dizzy, you're wrong, he was out of order to stand his ground".
But Santa Monica College's new science building brings a sense of order to the campus.
It took some 40 minutes for some semblance of order to be restored.
"It is anathema to a sense of order, to institutional control over an environment," he said.
Paradoxically, it takes a lot of order to create a tornado".
Picking somebody to hold responsible gives a little more sense of order to the universe.
He brought at least a semblance of order to the country's corrupt energy market.
The EU's September agreement was meant to give a semblance of order to the distribution of migrants across the continent.
In short, Rodriguez brought some semblance of order to a game that had spiraled out of control.
"To address this issue, my measure creates a point-of-order to prohibit any diversion of funds from the retirement program to the disability program," Johnson said.
