Sentence examples for order to repeat from inspiring English sources

In order to repeat as Ivy champion, the Crimson would have to overcome the loss of 11 starters, including the entire defensive line.

The foreign affairs minister Julie Bishop had a Dorothy Dixer in order to repeat most of what the government has already said about Iraq today.

The day after the deal, there was talk that UPS pilots might strike too in order to repeat the Teamsters' achievements.

To the Editor: In using his review of "To End All Wars" — a compassionate study of pacifism during World War I — to condemn Woodrow Wilson and America's entry into that war, Christopher Hitchens diminishes the importance of Adam Hochschild's work in order to repeat a fantasy of the school of "what might have been" history.

The mice were then redistributed into subgroups of three to four in order to repeat the observation of mortality.

Therefore, we propose that two processes of "Big data analytics" and "Implementation of data modeling" should be collaborated with Model-driven architecture (MDA) [2] in order to repeat data modeling fast and find a new service shown in Fig. 1.

At the trial, however, Mr. Calderon said he had never struck Quachaun, and maintained that detectives had concocted a story that he was ordered to repeat on videotape and in a written statement.

In court papers, the Los Angeles District Attorney's office requested that Mr. Brown's probation be revoked and that he be ordered to repeat six months of manual labor in Los Angeles to comply with his sentence.

The fact that each of the multiple speakers had been ordered to repeat in turn "I ask you to accept this invitation" added to the feeling that it was only the utmost self-control which was stopping them all bursting into a chorus of "Permit Me to Entertain You".

In order not to repeat these past mistakes, it is necessary and important to acknowledge them and to express regret".

"In order not to repeat these past mistakes, it is necessary and important to acknowledge them and to express regret," said State Senator Patricia S. Ticer, a Democrat.