The story is told in reverse order of time.
It is not clear what exactly you want in alphabetical order.
in alphabetical order by surname or pseudonym
The cast of Reverse Riots - 2013 includes: Kevin Garry as Reverse Rioter Nicholas Marston as Reverse Rioter
You can manage your Netflix Movie Queue by arranging them in any order that you prefer. You can arrange them by alphabetical order or by movie release date.
The letters of the word, "sponged," appear in reverse alphabetical order.
They are in reverse alphabetical order
no, because the 'i' is after the 'e'
The longest word in the English language which can be written in reverse alphabetical order is nine letters long.That word is Spoonfeed.Spoonfeed means "to feed with a spoon"
Oh, dude, that's an easy one. The number that's in reverse alphabetical order is... zero! Yeah, I know, mind-blowing stuff. So, next time you're alphabetizing your numbers, just remember, zero comes last because it's the cool kid hanging out at the end of the alphabet.
When you sort numbers from largest to smallest, or sort text from Z to A (in reverse alphabetical order).
True. True.
Descending order is when you sort numbers from largest to smallest, or sort text from Z to A (in reverse alphabetical order), or dates from most recent to oldest. Usually we sort in ascending order, but sometimes we want to format in descending order.
Eight is the only single digit number to be spelled with all of its letters in alphabetical order. Eighty is another such number, but it is two digits. I'm not sure if there are others.
With the exception of the number zero, the number 236719458 contains all the English names of the single-digit numbers in reverse alphabetical order.
Alphabetical, reverse alphabetical, and numerical.
Sure thing, honey. To write "turquoise foundation brought mouthful and sprawls" in reverse alphabetical order, you'd start with the letter "w" for "wrought," then move on to "u" for "turquoise," "t" for "sprawls," "r" for "mouthful," "o" for "foundation," and finally "n" for "and." That's the tea!