Sentence examples for place of order from inspiring English sources

"They see it as a place of order and of invitation and of relaxation".

Each new capital, he said, was a "single place of order in a country where a more general order was impossible".

This is forbidding, and the most difficult exhibit to make sense of, even within an understanding of Finlay's vision of the poem – including the concrete poem (or Bath-stone poem) – as a place of order inhabited by paradox.

And even though the culture and experience of a Third World child-care provider are as removed from those of an Edwardian nanny as it is possible to be, we understand what the reference means: the nanny is good, she's kind, and her ability to transform a chaotic household into a place of order and contentment verges on the supernatural.

School, above all, was a place of order.

And for many vulnerable children, school is a place of order and safety in an otherwise chaotic world.

The volume of orders placed with suppliers fell in November -255 percentage points), at the fastest rate since March 2009 -477).

Luke Procter is recalled in place of Mark Chilton in the middle order.

The group believes that the assault took place on orders of the panchayat.

It has been this way for a long time: We know the Balkans as metaphor, as a world where Europe (its meaning and boundaries uncertain at best) trails off and another reality begins, as a nemesis overtaking times and places of order.

But while there was plenty of interest, manufacturers at the show complained that there was too much browsing and not enough placing of orders.