Sentence examples for order these days from inspiring English sources

That's a tall enough order these days.

My order, these days, is simple: a chocolate-dipped vanilla cone.

Police in Idomeni have a hard time maintaining order these days.

But the majority of orders these days come from her Web site and her corporate clients, many of whom order gift baskets, which she will also stock in the store for the holiday.

"He was in the air force at the time, and he more or less had to do what he was told," said Mrs. Casley, strongly hinting with a laugh that her husband was more inclined to issuing orders these days.

Billings' staff has shrunk from 13 to 3. She'd have a hard time filling orders these days, if there were any.

While it might seem that the disruption du jour is all anybody is ordering these days — making innovation, growth and new value seem like insurmountable things — businesses should focus on where they can find value most quickly.

Say what you will about the show, and lines on the order of "These days, even a cabbage has its pimp" are likely to leave you speechless, its star radiates conviction in the face less of adversity than absurdity.

I am always hesitant to order chicken these days 'cause it invariably comes well-done and dry, but here it was flavorable and juicy.

You can order anything online these days.

What the Saviors were getting at is that everyone has to be a murderous maniac in order to survive these days.