Sentence examples for old order of things from inspiring English sources

Senator Barack Obama stirred his legions of supporters, and raised our hopes, promising to change the old order of things.

As one of Howard's colleagues says: "The British think they're returning to the old order of things.

Other markets have already shown that the Internet has the power to overturn the old order of things completely, and very rapidly.

Injury took its toll, as it has with Venus Williams, and suddenly, we have Maria Sharapova left representing the old order of things.

Out beyond the bedsits and the stale crumpets and the golf-club ties, there's a giant waking, and it's proof positive that the old order of things is shiftable, that there can be novelty under the sun.

He was born in the market town of Shipley, which was subsequently incorporated into "Greater Bradford" - the quotation marks are Wharton's, signifying his disdain of all meddlings with the old order of things.

He liked the ceremony and ritual of Buddhism, and particularly its respect for tradition: "its purity, the preservation of the old and correct order of things", as Mr Palmer puts it.Ungern's religious tolerance did not extend to Jews, towards whom he nursed a fanatical loathing.

The FSM is outdated for our times, we now want not only for our voice to be free but for our bodies to be free, and our minds to be decolonized from old ways of thinking about the order of things.

Neck and back pain belong, in the Platonic order of things, to the old; to those who've found out that it's actually the heaviness of being that's unbearable; to those who've talked enough about vertebrae with relative strangers to have been told, by at least one philosophic hunchback, that it's the fast pace of human evolution to blame ("We just weren't designed to walk on two feet... ......)... ......

"At the moment we are changing the natural order of things, with grandparents being much older and everyone squeezed in the middle.

It didn't liberate you from some particular old ideas, but rather from the hypnotism of the entire order of things".