Sentence examples for second in order of from inspiring English sources

The second in order of composition, "How the Mushrooms Prepared for War," is a setting of a nursery rhyme every Russian child of Stravinsky's generation knew by heart, cast with hilarious incongruity as a huge concert aria for bass voice.

Practical knowledge came second in order of relevance.

Most prominent was the evidence in all species examined for strong selection against the UpA dinucleotide, ranked first or second in order of influence.

In the United States in 1995, the incidence of severe sepsis was highest in infants [ 4]; in our study, the infant group was second in order of frequency of SIRS [ 4].

But traditional business school rankings came only sixth in order of importance.

The element potassium is seventh in order of abundance in the Earth's crust, about the same order as sodium, which it resembles very closely in its properties.

The seventh — actually the first, in order of appearance — was a graceful, energetic curtain-raiser, "Short Fanfare for an Uncommon Composer" (2008), by the group's flutist, Patricia Spencer.

The other half will pass to the remaining relatives, with parents coming first in order of priority, followed by brothers and sisters and then their children.

Two years ago, when Union Settlement conducted a similar survey with only a slightly varied methodology, respondents placed crime sixth in order of what preoccupied them most.

Of his eight symphonies, only Symphony No. 4 in F Minor (1877), Symphony No. 5 in E Minor (1888), and Symphony No. 6 in B minor (1893; Pathétique), actually fourth, sixth, and eighth in order of composition, are well known.

The opinion in the Adair Case, while carefully restricting the decision to the precise matter involved, cited (208 U. S. on page 175), as the first in order of a number of decisions supporting the conclusion of the court, a case (People v. Marcus, 185 N. Y. 257, 7 L.R.A. N.S). 282, 113 Am.