Sentence examples for some orders on from inspiring English sources

That means some orders on its books could evaporate.

But neither has she done an especially bad job: she is honest, and she has slowly proceeded to impose some order on one of Latin America's most chaotic capitals, home to around 8.5m people.In this section The expanding middle Mayor and mafias ReprintsShe began by cancelling fat consultancy contracts which proliferated under her predecessor, Luis Castañeda.

Life is chaos, and I wanted to use art to get some order on it.

It was left to others to reinforce some order on the day.

Mike shut his eyes, trying to impose some order on his thoughts.

By every measure, Ms. Cahill imposed some order on the Kerry campaign.

Eventually there appeared a caudillo strong enough to impose some order on this chaos.

"It would give us some order on crazy days," he said.

Unless he is able to impose some order on his own party, political analysts said Mr. Toledo could lose standing.

Thanks to his work, though, we know it is possible to impose at least some order on the chaos.

An insistent solo flute breaks through as if to impose some order on the bustling musical strands.