Sentence examples for ordering onto from inspiring English sources

As "world," we struggle nevertheless to force a stable ordering onto this inexhaustible phenomenological abundance, however temporarily.

This is done by estimating a pairwise ordering of the nodes from the data using multiple testing of the log-ratios of standardized partial variances, and by subsequent projection of this partial ordering onto the GGM.

They were ordered onto the reservation with their longtime enemy, the Northern Arapaho, a tribe that traces its roots to people of the Algonquian language group.

British troops were ordered onto the streets late on Monday after a weekend of violence culminating in the killings of Mr. Mahood and Mr. Coulter.

Under the emergency regulations, 700 police had been ordered onto the streets from dawn to ensure that only cars and motorbikes bearing odd-numbered plates were being driven.

Many nights at 11 p.m., he loads food that was cooked but not ordered onto a truck for City Harvest, a nonprofit organization that feeds more than 100,000 hungry New Yorkers each week -- even if that means calling it a night and turning away late-arriving customers at his patisserie and bistro, Payard, on Lexington Avenue near 74th Street.

And later, when federal marshals have been ordered onto the scene to guarantee the marchers' safety, the triumphant crowd includes as many white protesters as black ones.

However, following a heavy defeat at Guadalcanal, Horrii was ordered onto the defensive.

On 21 December, after the start of the German offensive in the Ardennes, the Seventh Army was ordered onto the defensive.

At 09 00 on 27 September 1918, the 40th Battalion was ordered onto parade by the unit's Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Colonel John Lord.

Photos of Freeman's corpse -- which her family watched over for four days, but had to abandon when they were ordered onto a bus -- became a searing symbol of the government's shameful response to the tragedy.