order of the day in English
confusion would seem to be the order of the day
on Sundays, a black suit was the order of the day
Use "order of the day" in a sentence
1. Panic buying and hoarding became the order of the day.
2. Patience and powder-dry may well be the order of the day.
3. Today, chaos, acrimony and confusion are apparently the order of the day.”
4. Downsizing was the order of the day, and thousands of jobs were lost.
5. It would be better if conversation, not dancing, were the order of the day.
6. The pursuit of pleasure and satisfaction without restraint appears to be the order of the day.
7. But the Lusitania took less than 20 minutes, and panic was the order of the day.
8. Automation is becoming the order of the day, all important industrial processes are going to be automated
9. Confectious by Aldomak Passing on is the Confectious way, and delicious confectionery is the order of the day
10. Immediately after the opening of the session , the congress took up the discussion in order of the day.
11. Traditional Belfast Coffee is a strong, full-flavoured coffee, which was the order of the day in the 1800s
12. In parliamentary debates, fierce ideological battles may be the order of the day, but ad hominem attacks are off limits.
13. 1-FANK Order of the Day, 5 October 1971 2-Quan Doi Nhan Dan On Blows to Nixon's Khmerization Scheme
14. In the town that buys car become the order of the day in this loan, gong Haiyan is deprecatory however consume ahead of schedule.
15. In short, the order of the day should be less abstract worry about Europe's identity and more practical action to define it in deeds, not symbols.
16. If it’s 38 special, 9mm, 45 ACP or 10mm or 357 is the order of the day, Capital offers both 357 Magnum and 357 Sig pistol Brass for sale.
17. ‘Places (we often called them that instead of farms) that I knew about all had either stairs or Backstairs to the servants quarters, so I was quite surprised to see that at Beamish ladders had been the order of the day.’
18. Sure, you can mix with it—in any cocktail where a bianco vermouth is the order of the day—but simply pouring this elegant Aromatized, fortified wine over ice on a warm spring day is as bella vita as it gets.
19. “By 1975 civil disorder, anarchy, military dictatorships, runaway inflation, transportation breakdowns and chaotic unrest will be the order of the day in many of the hungry nations—all because hunger will turn inexorably into starvation and starvation will become widespread famine.”
20. The 152nd Antiaircraft Artillery Operations Detachment, attached to the Antwerp X Antiaircraft Artillery Command of the Army of the United States, has been cited on two occasions in the Order of the Day of the Belgian Army with conferring of the Fourragere 1940.
21. Yet, devaluation is the order of the day, and in the near future at the war of Armageddon what Ezekiel 7:19 says will come true: “Into the streets they will throw their very silver, and an abhorrent thing their own gold will become.”
22. ‘In his Characteristically satirical manner, he questions the moral degeneration of our cities, where vice is the order of the day.’ ‘His work Characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall.’ ‘Characteristically his sculpture is made of junk material or rough, unworked
23. No matter how much Barack Obama may have loathed the views of George W. Bush, he had to be initiated into state secrets by the former president, in a confidential – and undoubtedly genial – meeting. In parliamentary debates, fierce ideological battles may be the order of the day, but ad hominem attacks are off limits.