Sentence examples for ordered much from inspiring English sources

BP says that it used it because it had a lot on hand, and wanted to act fast, which might almost make sense except that the company, the Times said, then ordered much more from its manufacturer, Nalco North America of Naperville, Ill., and applied the product repeatedly.

Arizona was authorized on 4 March 1913, but to avoid a lengthy delay between the two, the ship was ordered much more quickly (on 24 June) by giving the contract to a navy-owned shipyard.

The DNA test for factor V Leiden was ordered much more often than the corresponding functional assay.

"You order much more carefully.

The information provided can't begin to order, much less explain, the overwhelming pileup of visual information.

The restaurant's chefs, Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo, prepare them in a way that most barbecue purists would never order, much less eat: baked in the oven.

A special court set up to try the okadas' former commanders, directly responsible for ordering much of the mayhem, is winding down; some are going to jail.

Those decisions could force leaders to make the difficult choice of condemning substantial amounts of land near the plant or ordering much larger and more expensive cleanups.

They don't seem worried that Kessler will order much in the way of damages.

Sometimes they sit for hours at a time telling stories, without ordering much more than a single order of fries.

("We just ordered too much," the table protested. Lee replied, "I noticed").