Sentence examples for order that makes from inspiring English sources

Come up with a personalized order that makes you sound unique and sophisticated.

(Bowls still occasionally manages to impose an order that makes ancient Sparta look like a Dad's Army training camp).

Right now the government can get data about you and with a gag order that makes it so that you legally can't know about it.

County Executive Andrew J. Spano has issued an executive order that makes Westchester the first county in the state to recognize gay marriages.

An even less pleasurable topic never came up at all: that there is a political as well as an economic world order that makes modern discount shopping possible.

The Start screen's tiles — those colorful, clickable squares that serve as shortcuts to files, folders, programs, bookmarked Web sites, contacts, games and more — can be dragged around the screen into an order that makes more sense to the individual user.

Perhaps it was the overall impression of a long-established aristocratic order that made it hard to grasp the words of our young tour guide.

In 2006, Mrs. Arroyo issued an executive order that made it easier for local politicians to form private armies, or "civilian volunteer organizations," to battle Muslim insurgents.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt, trying to stop a bank panic and to stem hoarding, issued an executive order that made owning large amounts of gold bullion and coins illegal.

When Congress failed to pass such a bill, Mr. Bush issued an executive order that made the changes on his own for most federal programs.

For he gave the order that made things better, and thus allowed most to finally see how bad things were there.