Sentence examples for toward order from inspiring English sources

But, most of all, there is a tropism toward order and stability.

Its streets were a labyrinth of delight, in contrast to the broad, straight avenues of Madrid straining toward order.

Some consider this a postmodern technique, but in fact it is a classical approach, an ancient Greek attitude toward order.

But its central message is that in wartime, the balance between order and freedom tips toward order.

DeLillo's statement also hints at something crucial about the list as a form: the tension between its gesturing toward order and its acknowledgement of order's impossibility.

The punctuation here — the dashes and, in particular, the five colons — reads like a futile gesture toward order, as though this were a subject in which one thing might follow on from another, on which logic might have some bearing.

And he added that he was "trending" toward ordering state government offices and schools to close on Tuesday.

A24 Bush Involved in Port Dispute President Bush took the first step toward ordering an end to the 10-day shutdown of 29 West Coast ports, just hours after negotiations broke off between port operators and the longshoremen's union.

So is the trend toward ordering takeout food in hotel rooms or anywhere else that's convenient, driven by the increased availability of fast delivery services and the ease with which menus can be perused and meals ordered online and on mobile devices.

Meanwhile, President George W. Bush intervened on Monday by appointing a fact-finding board of inquiry, taking the first step toward ordering union workers back to the docks.

The results Monday will go a long way toward ordering the race, especially on the crowded GOP side.