Sentence examples for order only for from inspiring English sources
A family four-pack for two adults and two children or one adult and three children is available via telephone order only for $53.
After each victory, the Anglo-Saxons have a rotten record of predicting what will come next, nearly always declaring some version of a new world order, only for a new evil to emerge.
A division in the family appeared clear, with Marlon announcing that Janet, Randy and Jermaine told him he could not see his mother ("doctor's order"), only for Katherine to later appear on television holding a bizarre impromptu press conference accompanied by – among others – Janet, Jermaine, and the marketing director for the resort at which she was staying.
Rashid's four-hour vigil at the crease from No8, scoring 61 from 172 balls, marshalled the lower order only for his dismissal, caught off a fellow leg-spinner, Yasir Shah, to leave England 312 all out and beaten by 178 runs.
According to people with knowledge of the regulators' deliberations, an accelerated inspection and repair procedure was likely to be ordered only for those A380s that had completed the highest number of takeoff and landing cycles since entering service in late 2007.
— Posted by @chr1styharrison The city has issued evacuation orders only for Zone A, which includes coastal areas, and areas of the Rockaways that are in Zone B. This means that people in Zone C, where there is a flood risk for Category 3 or higher hurricanes, are, at this juncture, not required to leave.
Some medications were ordered only for a single patient (i.e., specific antiepileptic treatment).
He need sign this order only once for his entire term.
Visas ($100, money order only) are required for Brazil.
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The common value to all of these cases is how in the interplay between the players of the religious game -- God and the Israelites -- they learn together how to widen a new and rigid infrastructure, not only in order not only for it to be liveable, but in order to serve its purpose.
