Sentence examples for so new order from inspiring English sources

Their music is so New Order sad, as the album's final track, Bananas, proves.

She learned the trade 15 years ago from a former companion, and these days, she books 20 or so new orders a week, many seeking inexpensive footwear.

So far New Order, Ocean Colour Scene, the Alabama Three and UB40 have all agreed to appear.

"I've watched so-called 'New Order' playing in Auckland and Tom Chapman is miming along to my bass on tape," Hook told NME. "Round & Round.

But unlike Mr Suharto 's ascent in 1966, which launched a so-called New Order, the swearing in of Mr Habibie initiates an uncertain interlude rather than a new reign.

Not unexpectedly, the rise of so contentious a new order, and the man who so unexpectedly launched it, have hatched a considerable library of condemnation, all the more as his re-election campaign gets under way.

So began the "New Order" of Indonesia's second president: a general named Suharto.

The Americans will not go away just yet: it would be shameful if they were to do so before the new order has had a chance to take hold.

But the regime he presided over for 30 years is still very much in power and will remain so until a new order can be established, optimally through free and fair elections.

There's also quite a wait involved — the RAZR is already backordered, so placing a new order now means it won't mean ship for another 8 or 9 days.

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