Sentence examples for order wherever from inspiring English sources

There is the liberal theory, in which teams of experts draw up plans to engineer order wherever problems arise.

It's a human instinct to try to create perceptual order wherever we look, no matter how much disorder surrounds us.

While the absolute limits of Silurian time remained imprecise, Murchison's triumph was the identification of successive fossil types with broad geographic distributions that always follow in the same relative stratigraphic order wherever they occur.

Her passive reaction to the violence against her (she refuses to involve the police) illustrates her determination to pursue a life of reconciliation in the country's emerging new social order wherever it takes her.

It all fell under the heading of keeping the house in order, wherever the house was, culminating, in 1989, with this one in the Philadelphia suburb of Villanova: the house being photographed by my father.

He also called for electronic linkages so traders can send orders wherever the price is best -- to floor exchanges, Nasdaq or electronic networks.

Among my favorites were a load of house-made charcuterie (the Spanish lomo is especially fine), bold dishes like squid and rice with black ink, octopus salad with preserved lemon, braised cavalo nero (the Italian black cabbage that is closely related to kale and worth ordering wherever you see it), cauliflower with cumin, and a fantastic plate of skewered lamb with feta, beans and green sauce.

Under current National Market System rules, the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and upstart exchanges like Bats Exchange and Direct Edge must send orders wherever the best price is posted even to rivals.

In cases of suspected recurrence, structural and functional imaging investigations like chest-computed tomography (CT) scans, I Dx-WBS, F-Fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET)/CT scans were ordered, wherever it was deemed necessary.

(That is what Lorelai drinks to get through dinners with her parents. It's also how I came to be that 22-year-old tosser who ordered martinis wherever I could).

Strive for sartorial modesty and cultural awareness — read a book (I chose Orhan Pamuk) and learn a phrase (my husband inspired awe by discovering the unusual Turkish word for an especially delicious variety of watercress and then ordering it wherever we went).