Sentence examples for order it would be from inspiring English sources

To order it would be to render oneself a cartoon.

Strictly on pecking order, it would be logical for Woakes to be included, having bowled perfectly acceptably in Durban.

"If I'm working with an artist, I need to make sure they're not making work to order – it would be less strong if somebody wants to please.

Every time Z-Tel tried to place an order, it would be rejected, he said, adding that Ameritech did not respond to Z-Tel's complaints until he contacted the president of the wholesale division.

To take those in order: it would be tawdry if we stripped him naked and ran him from Edinburgh to London strapped to the inside of a cartwheel, but to withdraw an honour because you realise you'd honoured someone's talents erroneously is not tawdry.

They threatened that if local school officials did not carry out the order, it would be replaced by an interim board of governors that would.

He none the less acknowledged that discovering who ordered it would be much harder.

In New York, as a deputy commissioner, he could issue an order and it would be executed.

Roberta Kaplan, Windsor's lawyer, told me that she believes the Tenth Circuit was correct in not issuing a stay of the order, because it would be impossible for the state to prove that it would suffer the required "irreparable injury".

We know that there was some kind of gagging order and it would be almost unheard of to involve a judge to silence a story that had no basis in truth.

It might all seem like a tall order, but it would be a journey not dissimilar to the one taken by Alex Salmond.