Sentence examples for to be in order from inspiring English sources

Some leavening perspective does seem to be in order.

Each piece of the pie had to be in order.

At first glance, everything seems to be in order.

"I think all your things ought to be in order.

He has to be in order to make a living.

People with Asperger's like everything to be in order.

But its application certainly seems to be in order.

The insights of a sociologist who deals with sports issues would seem to be in order.

Lueckenhoff said he knew about Johnson's reputation but found Danforth's medical records to be in order.

Jean Nathan New York City A more critical take on Steinem seems to be in order.

How old did a song have to be in order to be traditional?