Sentence examples for order expected from inspiring English sources

Spain and Croatia went into the last 16, but not in the order expected.

The federal government is closing in, he figured, starting with an executive order expected this week from Barack Obama.

Many people, in short order, expected Mr. Thompson to next run for mayor, although he did not appear consumed by this.

That ostentatious title certainly sounds more like it belongs to the dark side than the light, so perhaps Snoke is head of the evil First Order, expected to be the replacement for Darth Vader's Empire in the new episode.

As expected, Aidan O'Brien dominated the juvenile Group Ones at the Curragh, winning the National Stakes with Air Force Blue – now favourite for next year's 2,000 Guineas – and saddling a 1-2-3 in the  Moyglare Stud Stakes, although not in the order expected as Minding outstayed the hot favourite Ballydoyle.

In the case of propan-2-ol, dehydrogenation activity followed the order expected considering the work function of the metals (Pt > Pd > Au).

They are also painstakingly made to order; expect a 10-minute wait, or phone ahead.

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Click and collect sales are expected to rise by 82% in the next five years, with food orders expected to more than double, according to analysts at Verdict Research.

Its super-large A380, launched last year, will almost certainly not now get the 100 orders expected by the end of the year.

But the introduction of dog asbos and canine control orders, expected to be included in the forthcoming consultation report on the act, are only a minor part of the solution.