Sentence examples for world orders from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of world order
The apocalypses are imagined, the consequences speculative, the new world orders thankfully without real world power.
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Although his assertion has been impossible to verify — cobblers from Lebanon, China and Iraq have also staked claims to what is quickly becoming some of the most famous footwear in the world — orders for Mr. Baydan's shoes, formerly known as Ducati Model 271 and since renamed "The Bush Shoe," have poured in from around the world.
Big things that dethrone kings and create new world orders bubble up from below.
Elise, a magazine writer who, like me, is well attuned to the feast-and-famine cycle of the freelance world, orders the familiar Chinese — Buddha's delight, lemon chicken and fortune cookies.
In engines for bigger airliners, Pratt has been losing market share to its two rivals, ge and Britain's Rolls-Royce and has gained less than 5% of woRolls-Royce andbigger engines so far thas year.
What is that world order?
It could be a "new world order".
Consider it the World Order filter.
