Sentence examples for order recently from inspiring English sources

Vaughn, Mike Piazza, and Edgardo Alfonzo, the heart of the order, recently combined for one hit in twenty-six at-bats.

B3 Former Nazi Loses Citizenship A federal judge in Manhattan has revoked the citizenship of a retired Brooklyn businessman who participated in the Nazi persecution of Jews in World War II, according to an order recently released.

He said that all 10 escalators at the Roosevelt Island station had been out of order recently, and that his elderly mother-in-law had had to walk up the stairs.

The New Yorker, May 28 , 1960 P. 27A hippophobe who has done much to support the works of a certain Roman Catholic religious order recently received word from Rome that he was to be granted all the secular rights & privileges due to the highest-ranking member of the clerical band whose cause he had advanced.

She has had celebrity clients, though sometimes Ms. Rosenfeld, who watches only one television show at a time ( "Law & Order" recently made way for "Bones" ) does not recognize them, and other times she pretends not to, because they are, as she put it, "here as a mom".

We had a winding-up order recently, which caused fans to panic.

With orders recently down, she said, she has been working only 10 hours a day and has started getting some Sundays off.

The Red Devils have now scored six goals in their last two matches and Lingard suggested Van Gaal had removed the shackles with his tactical orders recently.

We miss your Fat Sandwiches,' " said Mr. Elnaggar, who, like several other vendors, wore a "Save the Grease Trucks" T-shirt while taking orders recently.

The Chinese takeout place that had delivered spicy chicken with garlic sauce to my apartment for about 25 years, a place where Allison, the friendliest person in the world, used to take telephone orders, recently closed without warning.

"Sales remain very low by historical standards and, considering that a number of home builders reported large drops in orders recently, there is likely more weakness ahead," wrote Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.