Sentence examples for order ends from inspiring English sources

The claim that order is freedom or that freedom is order ends in tyranny.

The first volume of "The Origins of Political Order" ends with the 18th century.

The new world order ends up a mirror image of the one it usurps: as the deft framing narrative informs us, the story of Roxy et al is actually a revisionist historical novel written in a hazily post-apocalyptic future in which female supremacy is viewed as inevitable.

The court order ends a seven-month chapter that began in August when the judge rejected the S.E.C.'s first settlement, which would have forced the bank to pay $33 million in penalties and included only a slim statement of the facts in the case.

In a business like Instacart's, trust is obviously the big "X factor," and the founder says that Instacart's policy for successful orders will be those that are "complete, correct and on time," so if an order ends up being late or incomplete, Instacart will refund it.

But that's not where the "law and order" ends.

In no particular order: End government subsidies to processed food.

Obama signed the bill, giving the force of law to his 2009 executive order ending torture.

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Mr. Bradley, in Florida, assailed Gov. Jeb Bush's executive order ending affirmative action in the state.