Sentence examples for order judged from inspiring English sources

The following trainers have their horses in good order, judged by the pretty rudimentary measure of winners from runners in the past fortnight: Sir Henry Cecil 5/17 (29%) George Baker 4/14 (29%) John Gosden 10/46 (22%) Cecil runs Chachamaidee (3.05) at Ascot today, while Baker fields Belgian Bill (4.25).

"I said, 'You're out of order,' " Judge McDermott recalled.

In Wednesday's order, Judge Rakoff reiterated his displeasure with the boilerplate wording.

In a temporary restraining order, Judge Bloom said some of Mr. Warshaw's accusations were shocking.

But the summary order Judge Sotomayor joined drew none of those distinctions.

"Wells Fargo frightened the De La Fuentes into making payments to Wells Fargo in violation of the confirmation order," Judge Bohm wrote.

In his order, Judge Titus drew an analogy to the colonial period, when the Bill of Rights was written.

In passing the order, Judge Aggarwal argued that the crowds pressing inside the courtroom made it "completely impossible" to function.

In short order, Judge Purificacion had both sides at his bench under the "In God We Trust" sign.

When the lawyer tried to read aloud from the judge's earlier order, Judge Evans interrupted: "Stop.

In her order, Judge Gershon considered whether the project was "compatible with public park purposes" and found that it was.