Sentence examples for orders is based from inspiring English sources

Most of the nomenclature of insect orders is based on the Ancient Greek word for wing,, as the suffix -ptera.

The color, he says, is A1—"the brightest white it's possible to go," which, under Victoria's orders, were based on Michael Fassbender's.

The colour, he says, is A1 – "the brightest white it's possible to go", which, under Victoria's orders, were based on Michael Fassbender's.

The Emperor's orders were based on outdated intelligence and called for only a small force; by the time Soult received them the situation had changed considerably.

The statistics used to compare possible orders was based on transformation of the LD matrix into ranked value.

"The way Mexico is entering the new economic order is based on a lie," Marcos said.

The order is based on recommendations from the Illinois Green Government Coordinating Council, which Mr. Ryan created last year.

Nature by its very order is based on competition – and, to a degree, chaos – and this is why we have found it easier to formalise our public plantings.

The Chinese character for "political order" is based on the symbol for "water," and the meaning has always been clear: those who control water control people.

As in cross-country pursuit races, the start order is based on the finish in a previous race, with the winner starting first.

Francis is also the first Jesuit pope; the order is based on service, and its members have traditionally shunned climbing the church hierarchy.