Sentence examples for order is about from inspiring English sources

The citizens, for their part, have become used to zero political violence, so the theatre of terror incites in them visceral fears of anarchy, making them feel as if the social order is about to collapse.

The average order is about $100.

Nationally, Peapod's average order is about 60 items that cost about $158.

"The new world order is about order and control," he said.

Whatever the result next week, several favourite Yankees will be gone come next season.If the old order is about to change, perhaps it will contain an omen for the New York Senate race.

The one-day strike came as the government — still struggling to get its financial house in order — is about to unveil yet another raft of spending cuts and tax increases.

With manganeous sulphate added as a catalyst, the order was about 0.5 and 1.0, respectively.

But he could not disguise his regret that the Soviet order was about to be taken apart.

Denmark's subsequent nervousness reflected the subconscious belief that the natural order was about to be reasserted, with Italy likely to equalise and maybe win the game.

And a court-imposed plan would likely deal only with New York City, since the lawsuit that led to the court order was about only the city.

The price which Elysium demanded in the much larger June order was about half of the originally agreed upon amount and ChromaDex says Elysium would have known that lower price would not be accepted.