Sentence examples for order man from inspiring English sources
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He's very modern, even though he's a consummate order man, and we're not quite so convinced that the world is orderly.
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A self-taught photographer, Mr. Giacomelli had a poet's eye for the startlingly abstract order man can impose on nature and a poet's understanding of the great disorder that is the human condition.
The most cash-strapped emerging economies have room to cut inefficient subsidies (such as for fuel) and switch the money into building better roads and sewers.In this section The new world order Man suddenly sees the start of the universe Armed and dangerous The trillion-dollar gap The great transition ReprintsBut public money can be only part of the solution.
In fact it poses a broader threat to countries everywhere because Mr Putin has driven a tank over the existing world order.In this section The new world order Man suddenly sees the start of the universe Armed and dangerous The trillion-dollar gap The great transition ReprintsThe embrace of the motherlandForeign policy follows cycles.
The hotel he was staying in, instead of having Bible on the nightstand, they had a photo album of people you can order — men, women, children.
So is his fellow batting star Rahul Dravid, while middle-order man Vangipurappu Laxman is 36.
He quickly established himself as a mildly reformist but harsh law-and-order man, voting against ending hanging in 1964.
Mr Kryuchkov, as Mr Simes explains in a footnote, warmed to Nixon as a law-and-order man who, like him, felt browbeaten by the "liberal Jewish" media.
But Mr. Kerik, Republicans said, was just the kind of plain-talking law-and-order man held in regard by the president.
