Finallie, I might discourse in like order of the large commons, laid out heretofore by the lords of the soiles for the benefit of such poore, as inhabit within the compasse of their manors.
In the other chappell are foure other of his sonnes, and one daughter, in like order.
Then our Ambassadour did write another letter, and sent it by them to the Viceroy, in like order as he did before, but he receiued no answere of any of them.
There is a like order of these degrees in every seed and in every fruit, also in every metal and stone; their parts, of which the whole is composed, are of such a nature.
The multitude of these little glands may also be compared to the multitude of angelic societies in the heavens, which also are countless, and, I have been told, are in like order as the glands.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like order" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
