Sentence examples for things ordered from inspiring English sources
They are beefs about botched car repairs, things ordered but never received, professional services ineptly rendered, telemarketing rip-offs.
Hughes, famously phobic about all manner of things, ordered him to shower, then wipe himself down with alcohol, then shower again before coming to see him.
He decides that some successful matchmaking he has done is really just one of those things "ordered by God Almighty to make me contented".
The emperor, among other things, ordered changes to the old civil service examination system, with its rote learning of ancient Chinese texts; only foreign knowledge and an outward looking education, the reformers argued, could rescue China from decline.
Immediately Sir Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin and fan of swashbuckly things, ordered one.
But most new Chinese companies were making things ordered, devised and designed by Western companies.
Women store things, organize things, clean things, order things, schedule things.
Critics of our health care system frequently lament that providers are paid to do things — order tests, perform procedures — but not simply to talk with patients.
These things are ordered differently in England, one sees.
Immediately Sir Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin and connoisseur of all things swashbuckly, ordered one.
But other things are ordered to ends of which they themselves are not conscious.
