Sentence examples for through order from inspiring English sources

I read with great interest Andrew D. Scrimgeour's warm and beautifully written essay on the personal libraries that scholars often leave behind at death — and the librarians who are asked to sort through, order and relocate these books and papers ("Handled With Care," Dec. 30).

Rising food and petrol prices crimped consumer spending, but firms in the euro area were contentedly working through order books fattened by resilient export demand.

Is there a tradeoff between the presumed security of family life and one's untamed id stomping through order, making poems and threatening to wreck the discipline necessary to care for a husband and protect one's children?

The décor is refreshingly un-Scandi, though its menu and civilised touches are Danish through and through – order cinnamon toast and tea (part of the "sweet breakfast platter", £10).

We will explore ways for you and businesses to communicate with each other using WhatsApp, such as through order, transaction, and appointment information, delivery and shipping notifications, product and service updates, and marketing.

A music video has been made for "Beauty Through Order", however, it has been removed from most online sources.

This statement resonates with some people, particularly the losers of globalisation, but if you interrogate it it's about as meaningful as placing a drive-through order at McDonald's: could I have the McHappy Meal with a side of jingoism?

1983: McDonald's and HME start to outfit drive-through order takers with over-the-head headsets.

AdRoll saw 16X return on investment; TellApart saw a 6.65% click through rate compared to 6.41% on Google's AdX; and Triggit got 4X higher profit, 2.2X higher post-click conversion rates, and 6.5X lower cost per click-through order than on other ad exchanges.

AdRoll's first FBX ads got a return on investment as high as 16X, and 2.2X higher post-click conversion rates, while Triggit pulled in 4X higher profit, 2.2X more post-click conversions, and 6.5X lower cost per click-through order than traditional ad exchanges.

It also provides the drive-through ordering systems used by many fast-food restaurants.