Sentence examples for which are ordered from inspiring English sources

Prepaid tickets, which are ordered by one person to be delivered to an airport elsewhere, carry surcharges of $35 to $75.

Comedies, few of which are ordered this early, are even more works in constant progress, so the strike could mean few or no new comedy pilots will get into finished shape.

Here, cappuccino lovers might do O.K., but pure espresso devotees will find a lack of crema — the foam cap that forms on a properly made espresso — in their drinks, which are ordered by the shot and served in small glass jars that would more suitably seem filled with lemonade and served with ribs.

A sample of the mineral khatyrkite contains quasicrystals, which are ordered but lack the translational symmetry of crystals.

The Collector reads directly from a log file and then iterates through the logs, which are ordered in time.

Occupations offer examples, which are ordered and valued in particular ways, starting with their origins in historical and social forms (Billett [2011]).

Pharmacists are struggling to discern which customers really need the drugs -- including American Media employees -- and which are ordering out of fear.

Its rates are subject to regulation by the South Carolina Public Service Commission and North Carolina Utilities Commission, which are ordering an outside audit of Duke Power's books.

David works in a good well-kept environment, which is ordered and clean.

The jury also ruled against Halliburton's partner, Ramco Energy P.L.C., which was ordered to pay $6.4 million.

Only one of the dogs was deemed unfit for rehabilitation and recommended for euthanasia, which was ordered by Hudson.