Sentence examples for order for many from inspiring English sources

"It's a tall order for many Catholics to say, let's listen to the Holy Father".

Buyers of capital equipment insist on knowing that their purchase will be kept in running order for many years.

Put the interior in good order: for many buyers it is a big positive to know they can move in straight away without any decorating let alone more extensive work.

Sadly, squash has since slipped down the pecking order for many sports fans, which is a shame because it still represents a scintillating spectacle when the elite players are on their game.

And the public charge issues essentially that in order for many legal immigrants who were trying to become citizens, there are certain programs that may count against them, should they want to become citizens after they received green cards.

Stephenson said he had asked the chief inspector of constabulary, Denis O'Connor, to examine police tactics, saying: "G20 was a complex policing operation managing the movement and protection of many heads of state across the capital while balancing the right to lawful protest and maintaining public order for many thousands of people".

Last year, Goldman bought Spear, Leeds & Kellogg, a stock trading firm that handles orders for many individual investors.

He thinks that one day Amazon could do the dirty work of storing products and fulfilling online orders for many of the e-commerce companies on the Web.

These examples illustrate the difficulty of creating a workable scale of penalties when death is commonly ordered for many varieties of offenders.

Patriotic re-education — hours of classes on the law and Communist thought — was ordered for many monks like Norgye following the March uprising.

When Max Factor closed down its wig division, which had filled the orders for many a Hollywood costume drama over the years, she flew out to Los Angeles and snapped up bundles of human hair and countless wigs for a pittance.