putting in order

Nardi said that the day before travelling with Francis she was putting in order her photo archive, as she normally does before her assignments.

“We are putting in order all the things that have been presented to us,” he said.

If Woodland can get his putting in order — he ranks 150th in strokes gained there — he could be poised to make a run.

“The problem we have is that we’re one of the countries in the world that most depends on external financing, the result of the enormous public spending that we inherited and which we are putting in order,” said Mr. Macri, who took office in 2015.

Genomic Analysis, the Office Edition THE price of sequencing a person’s genome — putting in order all three billion base pairs of DNA in a set of human chromosomes — keeps dropping.