Sentence examples for order from doing from inspiring English sources

"We gain a sense of order from doing puzzles," said Mary Lou Alpert, a co-director of the Katonah Museum of Art's new exhibition, "The Art of the Puzzle: Astounding and Confounding".

The suit also seeks a finding that Mr. Strauss-Kahn broke the law and an order barring him from doing so again.

Republicans insisted that Mr. Bush had picked up a net gain of votes from the recount, but would not release their estimate because of what they said was a court order prohibiting them from doing so.

Before the gag order stopped him from doing interviews, he said the attack might have been retaliation for comments Ms. Lindsay posted on her MySpace page about some of the other girls.

Last week, an Arizona judge issued a restraining order barring her from doing so until an agreement is reached in trial.

This most commonly includes monetary damages, an injunction (a court order preventing you from doing something), a request to pay his/her attorney's fees and court costs.

The syrup you order from SodaStream doesn't come in some artisanal Mason jar; it's packaged in a compact plastic bottle that disconcertingly resembles a bottle of laundry detergent.

The order would bar him from doing so again.

(Under the Investment Company Act of 1940, any financial firm that is subject to a court order can be barred from doing certain types of business).

I ask for your help to insure that those who would exploit Watergate in order to keep us from doing what we were elected to do will not succeed".

My response was to send President Bush a couple of books on recent presidencies, along with a note saying they might become valuable artifacts because his order could prevent writers from doing similar research without approval from two presidents.