Sentence examples for order it seems from inspiring English sources

It's known for its salt, its girls, and its melons (in that order, it seems).

To the on-the-ground forces of law and order, it seems, the behaviour of active racists is chillingly acceptable.

You sidestepped the larger issue here: Mr. Andrews now lacks credibility about economic issues because he was so forthright about many of his multiple financial missteps in order, it seems, to get a big payday from his forthcoming book.

Like the writing interns and various other souls (many of them in recovery) who find their way into his orbit — the less lofty in the social pecking order, it seems, the greater his affinity — all are beneficiaries of a largesse that one of his friends described to me as "the Milch scholarship program".

Not such a tall order, it seems, if you consider the wealth of fashion options this season, many aimed at women with magpie tendencies and an eye for pleasing dissonance, the kind expressed on spring runways in the form of crazily inventive, willfully chaotic juxtapositions of color, texture, pattern and shape.

No sooner have we been ushered into a private room downstairs than Marianne is muttering, 'What do you have to do to get a drink around here?' Order it, seems the obvious answer, but that's too simple - François has to order it for her.

Restoring order, it seemed, was not the same thing as eliminating crime.

The new order, it seemed, would give series a chance to stand out and to avoid the demolition-derby ratings battles that are the hallmark of the traditional seasons.

The orders, it seems, aren't slowing; just a few hours later, the estimate has been bumped yet again, from July 2nd to July 14th.

Furthermore, the FAQ page reveals that Jawbone has cancelled all pending UP orders (it seems to be pulled from Amazon already, as well) and pledges to not begin taking orders again until they "have sorted out the issues with [the] UP bands".

Therefore, and to emphasize the importance of left right ordering, it seems appropriate to mention this point as a fifth narrative device.