Sentence examples for to order that from inspiring English sources
verb
To set in some sort of order.
These dips correspond to hydrophobic segments with the increased propensity to order that are flanked by disordered regions.
There are sealing wax shops that create seals to order that will be happy to make this up for you.
All week long I've been planning to order that dish.
You have to order that one well in advance.
Then, to test my goulash-evolution theory, I had to order that.
But the court declined to order that the ballot envelopes be preserved, leading to today's appeal.
An Egyptian court was said to order that Mubarak be released.
The film prompted Jacques Chirac, then the president, to order that the veterans' pensions be raised.
He also refused to order that NatWest be replaced as executor by PennTrust.
The attention prompted then-President Jacques Chirac to order that their pensions be raised.
To help us do that, I am going to order that a report be prepared.
