be out of order造句

His objection was ruled to be out of order.

`You hate things to be out of order, don't you?' she said teasingly.

While this approach might seem to be out of order, the editor posits that it might be in order of difficulty.

The ministers were afraid that the peasants would speak ill in front of the emperor, so they were afraid to be out of order.

The middle-aged man in his suit looked at the source of his voice, his face changed dramatically, and a car seemed to be out of order. He was rushing towards the four of them.

The moment the green light came on, an off-road vehicle sped forward like an impatient madman, its steering wheel seemed to be out of order, and it ran straight at them.

I think I should remind her that no matter how many years she devotes herself to her work, once she becomes a mother, her work will be out of order.