Sentence examples for orderly sentences from inspiring English sources
Oz is a man of nearly obsessive order: orderly sentences, orderly bookshelves, soldierly rituals.
Ms. Groves lectures, preaches, threatens and scolds her pupils, trying to get them to listen, sit still, stop rolling their eyes (at her) and in general be as orderly as the color-coded sentences with which she fills the blackboard.
After a complex but orderly federal trial, they're convicted and sentenced to long stints in prison -- usually the rest of their lives.
9) The sentence: "RNA chaperones can promote orderly structural transitions towards and subsequently stabilize the native fold or as exemplified by classic work on the Neurospora crassa CYT-19 protein facilitate the re-folding of misfolded species (reviewed in Bogumil, 2010)." This reference seems to be incorrect here.
In orderly countries, trains run on time.
In contrast to Trump, however, Clinton did speak in complete sentences, which followed one another in an orderly fashion.
It may all be a little bit more orderly today, or as Mr Rodenbeck, who could not write a dull sentence about "infrastructure" if he tried, puts it: "traffic and sewage soon flowed more efficiently along new conduits and bypasses, as did gossip down the rewired telephone circuits".
Leaving aside his intellectual impairment and beating-peppered upbringing, which the sentencing judge deemed "the most horrible family circumstances imaginable", we have the matter of how to square the time lag with, as Justice Kennedy put it, "the orderly administration of justice".Mr Hall is not the only capital convict who has grown old on death row.
