Sentence examples for project order from inspiring English sources

Do you have the project order?" "Verbaluce™, VeriTalk™, ChatEase™," Verlaine said over the P.A. "Right," Abnesti said.

It is a way to project order amid chaos, and to try to assure jittery citizens that there is a strategy to end the violence.

I found a new and more portable way to project, order, and record the world.

Operation Mindfuck was a sort of absurdist take on culture-jamming, initially centred on the dissemination of artfully batshit conspiracy theories (which, incidentally, evolutionary psychologists ascribe to the human desire to project order on to reality and thereby alleviate the anxiety of an unknowable world: whence religion).

During your bike ride not only will you be expected to pedal hard, you'll also have to take phone calls from the school, the babysitter, and the doctor, respond to birthday party invitations, take a quick side trip to grab supplies for an art project, order groceries and a new pair of jeans and remember to return library books because it all needs to get done RIGHT NOW.

It was the final release in a declassification project ordered in February 1999 by President Clinton.

Montgomery C. Meigs, the engineer in charge of the project, ordered construction suspended for the duration of the war.

The contractor could erect large tents, but an Army spokesman said today that the $200 million project ordered last month could also include semipermanent wooden buildings similar to what American troops in Kosovo use.

The documents, which are scheduled to be released on Nov. 13, are part of a declassification project ordered by President Clinton last year to shed light on human rights abuses, terrorism and other acts of political violence in Chile between 1968 and 1990.

To ensure better inventory control, she created a spreadsheet to project orders based on the prior year's sales; managers had previously filled orders by looking at three-month trailing sales, which didn't take into account seasonal fluctuations.

She also said the government learned its lesson from a failed high-tech border fence project ordered by Congress in 2006.