Sentence examples for order combined from inspiring English sources

The order combined the solitary life of the hermit with an austere form of the common life of the monk.

Bergeron and Vidro, the top two hitters in the Expos' order, combined to go 6 for 10 with two homers, a triple, five R.B.I. and four runs scored.

For example, the cathedral of Puebla's interior is composed of a clear Renaissance order combined with the exposed rib vaults typical of the late Spanish Gothic.

In 1680 another royal order combined the Bourgogne troupe with that of the Guénégaud, creating the first modern national theatre the Comédie-Française.

Failbetter's StoryNexus system means that all game events can be experienced in any order, combined with the constantly shifting geography of the Neath, the myriad of atrocities occurring on the islands and the random, horrific events befalling the crew while out at sea, mean that no two games in Sunless Sea are the same.

But the erosion of America's image as a democracy capable of underwriting a shared liberal world order, combined with the worst instincts this risks amplifying within Europe's own political discourse, represents the biggest threat to the west as we have known it in the last seven decades.

His new book of essays, A New World Order, combines memoir and travel with topics from James Baldwin and Marvin Gaye to Zadie Smith and the author's lifelong passion for Leeds United football club.

The pace and urgency of such orders, combined with the unscrupulousness of manufacturers, led to the production of questionable service shoes.

He ordered combined forces to be cut back to an army division of 15,000 and an Interior Ministry brigade of about 7,000.

The Estates, it resolved, would meet separately, but the Third Estate would have as many deputies as the other two orders combined.

In particular, for high wavenumbers, the accuracy is superior to that of the sixth-order Combined Compact Difference (CCD) scheme.