Sentence examples for order perhaps from inspiring English sources
Your favorite tea order, perhaps?
It was a completely extralegal order, perhaps mutinous.
Perhaps a certain caginess was in order; perhaps not.
An overhaul is in order (perhaps the annually touted suggestion that US authors be included).
"War and Peace" is a tall order, perhaps the tallest, for any opera house to mount.
He acted "under orders," perhaps even down to the wording of the verdict.
And despite their low-volume, high-variety orders, perhaps the regional chains weren't really such high-cost customers.
Export orders appeared to be stronger in December than domestic orders, perhaps indicating some caution from domestic buyers as the so-called fiscal cliff deadline approached.
Mr. Bush is preparing to issue orders, perhaps as early as Monday, to put in place some of the changes recommended by the Sept. 11 commission.
Schweik always obeys orders, perhaps a tad too literally, and he is surrounded by superiors doing endless variations on the theme of a slow burn.
