Sentence examples for order going from from inspiring English sources

In the earlier days of cinema, an editor was likely to back out of the sequence in the reverse order, going from close-up to medium shot, to full shot, and finally to long shot, thus making the structure of the sequence resemble the in-and-out movement of an accordion.

Primary outcomes follow an expected causal order, going from how audits may affect subjects' beliefs about future audits, to how they modify subjects' knowledge of program rules, investment preferences, awareness of capacity limitations, compliance with reporting requirements, and the actual allocation of investments between outlying settlements and the council seat (see Table 1).

Organize your files in alphabetical order, going from front to back of the drawer, top to bottom of the cabinet, and left to right in your filing system.

This order is established on the basis of the proximity of each to the senses, and the order goes from closest to most distant (DOS 627).

Barnes & Noble's order went from 3,000 copies to 20,000.

Most of her days involved procedures and orders, going from one dot to the next in what appeared to be the only possible straight line.

Its ground is in the infinite depths of the implicate and generative orders, going from the relatively manifest on to ever greater subtlety, the totality of which will always elude the grasp of science".

"Our orders went from $8 million at an annual rate to $4 million, which was not enough to make money," he said.

Cake orders went from two or three a weekend to six to 10; now Ms. Miller is turning away another 10 each weekend.

Gunmen, obeying their orders, went from classroom-to-classroom shooting students.

When it headed through the Suez Canal, bound for Libya, the order went out from Washington to have it seized, according to accounts from American officials.