No commercial airline in the United States has yet ordered an A380.
Anarchic, yet ordered, crazy yet visionary, primitive but also technologically innovative, it was the brainchild of the late, great Stephen Gaskin.
The bartender brought a Boulevardier (bracing, like a Negroni with rye instead of gin) to a man who'd been talking about it but had not yet ordered.
People close to the deal said that HBO has not yet ordered a fifth season of "The Sopranos," though they widely expected that it would.
On Monday, India's Supreme Court, in its strongest move yet, ordered a special police team to investigate Mr. Modi's role in the alleged conspiracy to attack Muslims.
The City of Brotherly Love has not yet ordered the extra riot police once foreseen as necessary in Cleveland, but it might need to hire some relationship counsellors.
But society isn't yet ordered with that kind of flexibility, and is incredibly hypocritical about teenage sex, teenage mothers and so on.
Even so, Mr. Bush can still maintain the formal position that no decision has been reached because he has not yet ordered the nation to war.
By coincidence, on the day of the vote of confidence, the court issued an opinion suggesting that an election could take place on September 18th "or later", triggering speculation that the judges might yet order a delay.
The figures are placed in a free yet ordered space that gives a sense of grandeur and expansion, the expansion in turn being balanced by the concentration of the group around the Madonna.
"24" is now in its eighth season on Fox, which has not yet ordered a ninth season of the show; Variety said that a movie could be put on hold if the Fox network passes on the series.
