Sentence examples for which is ordering from inspiring English sources

IFC, which is ordering 10 episodes of "The Birthday Boys," described the show in a news release as being in "the classic vein of absurd/silly/smart/funny variety shows" like "Monty Python's Flying Circus" and said that an early episode would address "such issues as eggs, toilet paper and computers".

One key step in departing from the surviving influence in Kant of Lutheran pietism was taken by Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762 1814), who identified (as Kant did not) the will of the individual with the infinite Ego which is ordering the universe morally.

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

A mostly Senegalese crowd shows up for lunch, which is ordered through thick, yellowing plexiglass in the restaurant's lobby.

These are summarised in Table 2 which is ordered chronologically.

The route cost is a tuple of (WL, HC), which is ordered lexicographically.

This principle is described as being identical with matter which is ordered by God (De def. or.

Let be the family of subsets of with size at most, which is ordered by size, that is, if, where.

The residues M57 and M61, which are more buried than M49 in the closed complex, have similar η values to M92, which is ordered in all states.

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.