put into order

The Marie Kondo craze is just us and our everyday lives, calmly being put into order again.

Visiting the museum, Maltseva said she felt the halls’ interactive displays put into order a period she remembered well but hadn’t seen in such a clearly summarized manner.

There he discovered the problem: the accounts had been a mess when the employee was fired but had since been put into order.

But Lofgren warned on the House floor Wednesday that none of her amendments were put into order by the powerful House rules committee, which released a new version of the Freedom Act on Tuesday night that reflected substantial changes made at the insistence of the Obama administration, the NSA and the office of the director of national intelligence.

President Vladimir Putin ordered a campaign late last year to "put into order" a booming e-commerce sector.