Is it here, and would we have the opportunity to put it in order and limit its extent without its being passed on?
It takes artists to put it in order".
It's true, as one student, Willa Beckman, said, that "Merce doesn't really put it in order".
How do I put it in order?" Bertillon talks about: "O.K., you have a pile of photographs.
The idea is to "be on the radar," as one parent put it, in order to be among the players whom college coaches will want to scout.
As a result several of the films had to be "mutilated," as Mr. Mojica put it, in order to be released; one was prohibited, and an injunction prevented him from even beginning to shoot another.
As the German writer Franz Hessel, an occasional collaborator with Walter Benjamin, put it, "in order to engage in flânerie, one must not have anything too definite in mind".
Cities, like butterflies, are chaotic things, and from Sherlock Holmes to Batman we've created heroes who can take that mess and put it in order, show us that it makes sense.
The idea seemed to be to get rid of anyone Mr Assad junior "used to call uncle", as one observer put it, in order to leave few senior figures with the experience and authority to challenge the new regime.Of course, there are still plenty of grey heads in government, most notably Abdulhalim Khaddam, a vice-president and the acting head of state.
A succession of Democratic leaders, mostly from the South and West, have argued that big federal programs need to be reformed — that we need to move past "the era of big government," as Mr. Clinton put it — in order to keep liberalism relevant.
It is only through contact with other people that energy for life is found, that it becomes more than a "holding tight all of the time, trying not to fall".Flaubert wanted people to read "A Sentimental Education", as he put it, in order to live.
