Sentence examples for order come from inspiring English sources
I think England's top five of Saracens, Exeter, Wasps, Northampton and Leicester will finish in those places – in whatever order – come the end of the season.
If she can make clichés of that order come alive as a performer — if she sheds some, or a lot, of her self-consciousness — she'll be all right.
When hits from Depeche Mode or New Order come on the radio, someone always asks, "Who is this?" Curiously, there is only selective ignorance of the 80's.
The New Yorker, January 7 , 1950 P. 18The biggest tube of Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream is labelled "Economy," next, in order, come "Giant," "Large," and "Medium".
Who could struggle: Jenson Button McLaren have already admitted to placing their focus on next season, and having won here last year, Button may find himself way down the order come Sunday.
The only chickens lower in the welfare pecking order come from Brazil, Thailand and less enlightened European countries, though even some farms there exceed ACP standards - as does Lloyd Maunder, in areas such as lighting and ventilation.
The order came from on high.
But serendipitously, the order came back hot.
Then the order came to kill them.
There is a new order coming.
