Sentence examples for order evidently from inspiring English sources

An insert sheet gave the revised order, evidently arrived at late, and you could almost see the always provocative hand of the headstrong Mr. Barenboim at work in it.

Famously Obama supported an economic stimulus, but Osborne argues he lost ground on this policy area and only made headway when he refocused on the "need to get our fiscal house in order", evidently the Tories' third election theme.

"One day my brother came home from ninth grade with an A on a composition he'd written," he said, leaving the orange juice he had ordered, evidently out of paying-customer obligation, untouched.

Early in the history of the order, there evidently was a divergence into insectivorous and frugivorous lines.

Changing the slant and tilt of the gauge figure can be achieved by rotating all coordinates around the y- and z-axes, respectively (the order is evidently important, since rotations do not commute).

We had no choice but to comply with orders that evidently came from the security agencies.

There was one other order of business, evidently meant to be major.

Uber and Lyft also risk being found in contempt of court by continuing to operate in defiance of the judge's order — but are evidently gambling on state legislators resolving the dispute for them in a matter of weeks.

Its new aircraft orders sagging, Boeing evidently is looking at new opportunities in retrofitting existing planes, and finding some in the bag-stowage area.

Their parents — evidently ordered between the show's introduction and the first episode — are a stuntman named Dick Daring and a British spy known as Agent K: exotic versions of the usual clueless, embarrassing dads and moms who tend to inhabit cartoons and fairy tales.

(He escaped from Scout camp and stole the car evidently in order to warn the twelve-year-old Drew about the predatory sexual intentions of his lover, Todd, a college student who had befriended the family while hitchhiking across America).