Sentence examples for put into order from inspiring English sources

Like the dramatists of "Zulu," Ms. Kennedy is an African-American woman who portrays a world in which reality is often a nightmare that can be put into order only through art.

But Lofgren warned on the House floor Wednesday that none of her amendments were put into order by the powerful House rules committee, which released a new version of the Freedom Act on Tuesday night that reflected substantial changes made at the insistence of the Obama administration, the NSA and the office of the director of national intelligence.

(Television generation? Came of age?) But the death of JFK was certainly the first traumatic national event the medium was called upon to make sense of, to put into order and carry to the people — the first major testing of the national mettle since the Second World War, which had been brought home by print, in newsreels and over the radio.

Scrapbooking consolidates and puts into order items that were clogging drawers and closets.

These subclones could be put into an ordered hierarchy establishing an evolutionary path of tumour progression.

One, SB 32 by Sen. Fran Pavley (D-Agoura Hills), would put into law executive orders issued by Brown and his predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The village is back in court trying, so far in vain, to get the orders put into effect.

An algorithm was put into place for routine ordering of voriconazole levels, though this was not implemented until early 2009, and did not affect most of the patients whom we studied.

The committee would review the process by which safety changes are ordered and put into effect.

I cannot control that kind of tip; it's done by the computer that the orders are put into.

This, though, is a second-order problem, put into the shade by the need to forestall job cuts and the scrapping of investment.