Sentence examples for to have order from inspiring English sources
"We have to have order and discipline," he said.
She likes to have order and a plan.
"They think it is very, very important to have order and to make cities clean.
"We're at a level of government where there doesn't need to be a gatekeeper to have order".
"Our job is to keep order on the field, and if you allow arguing after warnings, you're not going to have order on the field," Young said.
A more substantial quartet, "Moving Houses," performed vigorously by Ethel, moves from mild dissonance to a harsh, percussive cacophony, only to have order reimposed by way of a jaunty theme from Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony.
In other cases he was said to have ordered subordinates to carry out the murders.
Both Kiir and Machar were reported to have ordered their forces to ceasefire on Monday evening.
Britain is reported to have ordered enough swine flu vaccine to give each person two doses.
In other words, RIM seems to have ordered something like 2.65m PlayBooks.
