Sentence examples for order as being from inspiring English sources

The artist describes one such piece, entitled Out Of Order, as being "seriously impolite".

Trump has defended his order as being no different from Obama's, but there was not a month in 2011 — or during Obama's eight years in office — when Iraqi refugees were not allowed entry: more than six thousand were admitted in 2011.

The sharp exchange served notice that the court's conservatives are unlikely to uphold Obama's order as being within his executive authority.

Predictably we will hear warnings against "one world government" or any calls for a new "world order" as being attacks against national sovereignty -- almost as if we lived on separate planets.

On the other hand the majority of doctors accurately ranked factors such as level of consciousness, age, educational level, appearance and sex, in descending order, as being factors used in the assessment of capacity.

Seven of the 20 security cameras were out of order, as was a motion detection system.

A re-pivot to Europe is in order, as is an internal U.S. security-freedom rebalancing.

Rubbed with chili and honey, a sizable rack of lamb was cooked to order, as are most meats here; rosti potatoes absorbed the meat juices.

On that day at 8 02 p.m., one could revel in a series of palindromes, as long as the day and month were presented in reverse order, as is the custom in Europe.

Her school, a basic three-room structure, is under a demolition order, as is the only other building in the village, the mosque, which is used as an overspill classroom.

Notably, "regulation" is ill-defined in the one-in-two-out order, as are potential exemptions and the methods by which costs will be measured.