Utiliser "out of order" dans une phrase

1. He scanned the room slowly and found nothing out of order

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2. To dream that the elevator is out of order or that it is not letting you off symbolizes that your emotions have gotten out of control

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3. "This is out of order, Bradlee

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4. It was probably free because it was out of order

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5. Had they dismissed his plan out of order, he wondered

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6. I remember seeing Vanessa out of order for almost a week

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7. “That was out of order!” my mum shouted at my dad

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8. Out there, children couldn’t get away with being rude and out of order like they could in England

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9. However, all telephones were out of order at the airport: the connections were attached to the World Trade Center, now demolished

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10. “I realize I was out of order, and I apologize

11. society, among a people whose law is public opinion, are wrong, then the machinery is out of order, and those who can both perceive how it is, and how it should be, are

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12. it bearing the scribbled words “Out of order,” while noting

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13. “In any case, no one will consider it out of order that a few hundred elves have sworn to you

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14. “CHRIS! Out of order mate” Karl shouted

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15. If I could I would have taken Simon with me, but that would have been both out of order and

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16. I went to have a drink at the cocktail fountain near her office but itś out of order

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17. ‘It’s out of order Jane, but if it’s the only way Whitehall can…’

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18. seem to me that this action by him is out of order since the

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19. “The elevators are out of order, you have to find another way,” Philip announced

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20. rearrange anything that is out of order

21. Once I reach the elevator I see a sign that says OUT OF ORDER

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22. Now in this particular situation, John has gone out preaching the gospel, he's gone out proclaiming Jesus is the coming saviour, He's the lamb of God, he's had this revelation about who Jesus is; and now he's stood up, and he confronted Herod and his wife, that their marriage was wrong, and it was out of order; and for his speaking the truth, he's thrown into jail

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23. A bit out of order really, but since I’m not doing badly in the ranking I forgive him

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24. our acceptance numerically and out of order

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25. Now in this particular situation John has gone out preaching the gospel, he's gone out proclaiming Jesus is the coming saviour, He's the lamb of God, he's had this revelation about who Jesus is and now he's stood up and he confronted Herod and his wife that their marriage was wrong and it was out of order, and for his speaking the truth he's thrown into jail

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26. ‘I said your line was out of order and that you probably didn’t know since your mobile was switched off

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27. ‘My home phone was out of order,’ he said

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28. ‘Not just that, is it? I was out of order, implying that Loyd was not to be trusted to keep quiet about

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29. I ran up to my mum with joy and said that Igor Mikhailovich will take us out of order

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30. was a sign that said Out of Order

31. said Out of Order

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32. that said Out of Order

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33. apartment, the elevator was still out of order

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34. A mechanical voice said, “This number is out of order

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35. air-conditioning in the café seemed to be out of order

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36. Jackson shrugged and shuffled his papers out of order a little more

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37. nothing seemed out of order

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38. “This wicket belongs to a Damascus house with a wide courtyard, and with an old well that is out of order lying to the left side of the wicket

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39. ‘That’s out of order,’ he said almost breathlessly, as if he’d been punched in the stomach

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40. He threw his old leather jacket and 501s into a toilet cubicle marked as being out of order

41. seemed to be out of order

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42. Dropping it in his pocket and brushing his hands on his pants, he added offhandedly, “The elevators–they’re out of order due to the fire on the fifth floor

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43. Although he give out the alms of his money, he shouldn’t leave his money out of order

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44. I mean if one freezes to death because you are lost on the moors in the snow when your car has broken down and the heaters out of order, is that death by misadventure or double pneumonia

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45. The washroom seems to be the only functioning communal institution; even the chocolate-vending machine is out of order

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46. Salah carried Lizzie's bag and I carried mine together with my precious handbag up two floors to my room, the elevator being out of order

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47. On one occasion when Leila's car was out of order, I offered to help them out and

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48. Rafferty cursed again as he saw the 'lift out of order' sign

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49. think anything was out of order

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50. Diseases are just warning signs that something is out of order, something is out of balance

51. Cissy said thanks and came back with her tongue out and said uncle said his waterworks were out of order

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52. The trip would benefit health on account of the bracing ozone and be in every way thoroughly pleasurable, especially for a chap whose liver was out of order, seeing the different places along the route, Plymouth, Falmouth, Southampton and so on culminating in an instructive tour of the sights of the great metropolis, the spectacle of our modern Babylon where doubtless he would see the greatest improvement, tower, abbey, wealth of Park lane to renew acquaintance with

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53. I tried to protest, but the judge—none other than the chief himself—quickly ruled me out of order

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54. The lift is out of order, so he walks up

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55. It was later than usual, happily empty, but a handwritten sign saying Out of Order was taped to the coffee machine

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56. I got up at dawn and worked, my eyes burned from deciphering scribbled envelopes, endpapers, and stained napkins, then transcribing the text to the computer with everything out of order, then trying to make sense of a subjective narrative with an asymmetrical timeline

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57. The lock was out of order, but a piece of furniture had been moved forward on the inside, which prevented her opening the door more than an inch or two

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58. lying about or out of order!

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59. There was an OUT OF ORDER sign Scotch-taped to its tactical display

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60. Castellano, your opinions are out of order

61. "She just can't--oh, she can't be out of order," said Douglas, stricken

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62. 'Out of order,' said the man

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63. But, thought Will, it's broke, out of order!

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64. So, each taking his part, in their own good time, the boys told of the wandering-by lightning-rod salesman, the predictions of storms to come, the long-after-midnight train, the suddenly inhabited meadow, the moonblown tents, the untouched but full-wept calliope, then the light of noon showering over an ordinary midway with hundreds of Christians wandering through but no lions for them to be tossed to, only the maze where time lost itself backward and forward in waterfall mirrors, only the OUT OF ORDER carousel, the dead supper hour, Mr Cooger, and the boy with the eyes that had seen all the glistery tripes of the world shaped like hung-and-dripping sins and all the sins tenterhooked and running red and verminous, this boy with the eyes of a man who has lived forever, seen too much, might like, to die but doesn't know how

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65. “Yes,” she said, “it is a pretty place; but I fear it will be getting out of order, unless Mr

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66. This press, as I have already explained, has got out of order, and we wish your advice upon the subject

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67. But the main cause lies in the fact that under very simple conditions of life a high organisation would be of no service—possibly would be of actual disservice, as being of a more delicate nature, and more liable to be put out of order and injured

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68. To accomplish his object Ahab must use tools; and of all tools used in the shadow of the moon, men are most apt to get out of order

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69. “‘Never mind,’ he said, ‘although it is out of order, it may prove handy to frighten a Frenchman with

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70. “Your nerves are out of order,” observed the gentleman, with a carelessly easy, though perfectly polite, air

71. The machine with which instantaneous incisions in the skin are produced, was all out of order, so they had to use the lancet

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72. Why is it out of order? Because the excellence of our constitution is, that the Legislature shall consist of two Houses, each of which shall act on its own ideas of propriety

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73. Quincy, this motion was declared to be out of order, as it was now too late to receive an amendment to the resolution, both clauses of it having been affirmed by the House

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74. Speaker decided that the said motion to postpone indefinitely was, at the time the same was under consideration, out of order

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75. To multiply the number of finger keys would render execution on the instrument extremely difficult; and the apparatus necessary for transferring the action of the same key from one string or set of pipes to another, besides being complicated and expensive, requires such exactness that it must be continually liable to get out of order

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76. Rhea moved to strike out the section; but this motion being decided to be out of order, Mr

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