Sentence examples for order mostly for from inspiring English sources

A local furniture dealer was pleased when a gentleman recently placed a sizable order, mostly for modernistic things, and ordered them shipped to his home in New Mexico.

A local furniture dealer was pleased when a gentleman recently placed a sizable order, mostly for modernistic things, and ordered them shipped to his home….

By A. Muldavin and Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, January 21 , 1933P. 11 A local furniture dealer was pleased when a gentleman recently placed a sizable order, mostly for modernistic things, and ordered them shipped to his home in New Mexico.

When customers placed their orders, mostly for the tender white chickens or tougher brown hens, Mr. Alawi reached into the cages to retrieve the protesting fowl with gloved hand or a metal leg hook.

Some £5.5 billion is to be spent by 2015 upgrading London's Thameslink route; 1,300 new carriages will be ordered (mostly for use near London); and hundreds of millions of pounds are to go on improving capacity at overcrowded stations in Birmingham and Reading (for example, by lengthening platforms).

According to Addammeer, a Ramallah-based prisoner advocacy group, around 400 Palestinians are held under administrative detention orders, mostly for security related offenses that range from stone-throwing to plotting terror attacks.

Factory orders fell 0.9percentt in July, much of it accounted for by a 2percentt decline in export orders, mostly from the United States.

Early orders were mostly for black and brown, but the designers had other ideas.

A year ago, China ordered mostly tools used to make goods for export.

In addition, we used treerex resulting in a detailed reconstruction of the rearrangement history and our analysis revealed that the evolution of gene orders in filamentous ascomycetes is mainly driven by transposition events and that gene orders are (mostly) conserved for close relatives.

While L.N.G.-fueled ships presently on order are mostly destined for use in and around Norway, one high-speed ferry is being built in Tasmania by Incat shipyard, said Lars Petter Blikom, segment director for L.N.G. at DNV.