Sentence examples for order make up from inspiring English sources

Hudson River Museum Props, including crime-scene objects and imitation body parts, along with more than 30 photographs of "crime scenes" from the television series "Law & Order," make up this traveling exhibition organized by George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film, in Rochester.

Northern European countries (Sweden, Iceland, Denmark, Finland and Norway, in that order) make up the the next five ICT leaders.

Inmates known as "activists," who worked with the corrections officers to enforce order, made up a second privileged class.

In this diverse pecking order made up largely of black and Arab youth, ethnic tensions simmer but rarely come to a boil.

Ludlow Series, the third of four main divisions (in ascending order) making up the Silurian System; it represents all those rocks on a global basis deposited during the Ludlow Epoch (427.4 million to 423 million years ago).

With one out, he faced the bottom of the Nationals' order, made up of former New York backups known for defense: Alberto Gonzalez (ex-Yankees infielder), Wil Nieves (ex-Yankees catcher) and Anderson Hernandez (ex-Mets infielder).

They assemble hierarchically into near-macroscopic order, making up both soft and hard tissues.

As a group, the three orders make up subclass Lissamphibia.

Since limit orders make up two-thirds of Nasdaq orders, this number may not seem large, he conceded.

Catholics have long believed that the seven sacraments — Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation (or confession), Anointing of the Sick, Matrimony, and Holy Orders — make up a comprehensive prescription for whatever ails the human spirit.

"For some releases, we have seen pre-orders make up 30%40%40% of the total sales.