Sentence examples for order roughly from inspiring English sources

Employees of Buckingham Palace order roughly £1,000 worth of sandwiches weekly.

These files were organized by Robert J. Foster in chronological order, roughly relating to distinct periods in his military career (please refer to the chronology in the Biographical Note).

Doctors who do their own CT scanning and other imaging order roughly two to eight times as many imaging tests as those who do not have their own equipment, a 2002 study by researchers at the University of North Carolina found.

In the second order, roughly from the Renaissance to the mid-twentieth century, industrial technologies impact image production, including (analogue) photography leading to the mass production and re-production of copies.

These screens do run in chronological order, roughly, through the game (unless my memory's failed me), and they contain at the very least minor spoilers.

He did grant, however, that "Soul Singing" and "Miracle to Me" were written with Hudson in mind, and explained that the album's track order roughly follows a path from confusion to clarity that mirrored his own.

The "West" won about 97, ordered roughly along the lines of economic clout.

The books are ordered roughly by age of reader: younger first, older last.

Altogether, doctors are ordering roughly $40 billion worth of unnecessary imaging each year — which adds up to nearly 2percentt of the total Americans pay for health care.

She settled into a dark corner, gracefully slipped off her very high heels and, as if it were nothing out of the ordinary, ordered roughly half the menu.

Here are 10 fictional deaths that attempt to examine the experience or the immediate anticipation of dying, ordered roughly by the age of the character.