Sentence examples for order to which from inspiring English sources

Only one other bishop, in Denver, is from the Capuchin order to which Bishop O'Malley belongs.

The article also misstated Clement's treatment of the Jesuit order to which Francis belongs.

Perhaps my father's religion was more political, regarding Catholicism as a universal order to which we owed an allegiance.

Some postulators offer their services free as part of their obligations to the religious order to which they belong.

Putting one elbow on the table and the other in the air is a sign of aggression among primates, the order to which humans belong.

The New Yorker, November 10 , 1956P. 48 Father Urban thought the Clementine order to which he belonged, mediocre and out of date.

Thus I am currently working with a computer (a with-which), in the practical context of my office (an in-which), in order to write this encyclopedia entry (an in-order-to), which is aimed towards presenting an introduction to Heidegger's philosophy (a towards-this), for the sake of my academic work, that is, for the sake of my being an academic (a for-the-sake-of-which).

This means the sites don't technically have to shut down until they are directly ordered to, which hasn't happened yet.

We added five species to expand the study to Euarchontoglires, the super-order to which primates belong.

Now she charts the Spurs' passes in order to see which ones lead to scoring.

In order to figure which ads to recreate, Croquet used "essential" images and people, like Kate Moss and Edie Campbell.