Sentence examples for order even more from inspiring English sources

Payton will most likely bat seventh in a stacked lineup this season, and any added offense from him could make the Mets' batting order even more daunting.

Make it easier for Prime members to order even more, and they will.

For now though, I suspect that more than a few people are just happy knowing that they'll be able to order even more food from a single service.

The worst is the producer, thought to be too difficult, finds new orders even more elusive.

The next year at the Battle of Cold Harbor, Grant ordered even more disastrous frontal attacks against Lee's trenches than he had at Vicksburg.

When the Jews were loaded on to cattle wagons for the journey to Auschwitz, Csatary allegedly ordered even more to be packed into each carriage, despite the infirmity of many of the elderly.

She ordered even more cuts to be made on January 29, but then left for Rome in early February to oversee the production of Ben-Hur and was uninvolved in the film's editing for several months.

But any organization that can defy a presidential order can even more easily ignore or manipulate a committee.

The use of force to maintain domestic order is even more inimical to the successful maintenance of federal patterns of government than to other forms of popular government.

This bloodletting inaugurated Suharto's New Order — an even more transparent euphemism for despotism than Sukarno's Guided Democracy had been.

A second order went even more smoothly, as should have been expected: The Times had asked Waiter.com for permission to photograph workers in Sunnyvale and Manhattan as they processed the order.