Sentence examples for order built from inspiring English sources

Most of its 200 families live instead by a centuries-old order built around harvests, religious festivals and caste hierarchies.

The TV show "Law & Order" built an episode around a character that appeared to be based on him.

Rossellini likens the Wagners' private torments to the tensions within Germany itself, its rigorously rational order built on frenzied concealment and the fear of crimes revealed.

In 1226 the Brothers of the Sword, a religious and military order, built the castle of Mitau there; town status was conferred on the settlement in 1376.

Adams has always struck me as magnificently dour and disapproving about the supplanting of the old American aristocracy by a new social and political order built around industrial capitalism.

But Bush and Scowcroft also spoke expansively about the possibilities for America in the Cold War world, about a New World Order built on benign but resolute American leadership and multilateral coöperation.

Gaining independence, it has been characterized as a ghost state [ 22], unable to broadcast power to its periphery, ensure law and order, build institutions and provide services.

A smaller bridge was ordered built between Kinmen and the nearby island of Little Kinmen.

Most of the town's old constructions were ordered built by two Mongol rulers, Haḥmūd Ghāzān (1295 1304) and Öljeitü (1304 16).

"Khara Khorum" by the Mongolian composer Sansar Sangidorj refers to the city that Genghis Khan ordered built in 1220.

Thousands of union members picketed, dozens of strikers were arrested and a backlog of nearly 250,000 installation orders built up.