Sentence examples for order is called from inspiring English sources

Shouted by the chef (and echoed in unison) when the night's last order is called.

When a storm threatens the Keys, a mandatory evacuation order is called, meaning the population must head north on Route 1 to the mainland.

A set of r objects selected from a set of n objects without regard to order is called a combination of n things taken r at a time.

The Society of Jesus, as the order is called, was founded in the 16th century by Ignatius of Loyola, a Spanish knight who experienced a religious conversion while recovering from the wounds of battle.

Most of the victims have been buried, but in an updated plot development, the Mother Superior spent some of the burial money on cellphones for the surviving Little Sisters of Hoboken, as the order is called, and an iPad for the convent.

The mathematical field that deals with derivatives of any real order is called fractional calculus.

To differentiate between attributes with and without a preference-ordered domain, those with a preference order are called criteria while those without are referred to as attributes, as in the CRSA.

The three parts of the entablature (in ascending order) are called the architrave, frieze, and cornice.

Lewis Katz, the principal owner of the Nets, sat on the podium listening as the June 28 draft order was called off.

So imagine our surprise when our order was called before theirs.

Last December, a witness, whose identity is protected by the sealing order, was called to testify for Merrifield.