Merge pull request #243 from petershintech/patch-2

Fix a typo.

docs/src/standalonequerycommands.md

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ println(x)
 
 There are four commands that are used to sort data. Any sorting has to start with either a `@orderby` or `@orderby_descending` command. `@thenby` and `@thenby_descending` commands can only directly follow a previous sorting command. They specify how ties in the previous sorting condition are to be resolved.
 
-The general sorting command form is `source |> @orderby(key_selector)`. `source` can be any source than can be queried. `key_selector` must be an anonymous function that returns a value for each element of `source`. The elements of the source are then sorted is ascending order by the value returned from the `key_selector` function. The `@orderby_descending` command works in the same way, but sorts things in descending order. The `@thenby` and `@thenby_descending` command only accept the return value of any of the four sorting commands as their `source`, otherwise they have the same syntax as the `@orderby` and `@orderby_descending` commands.
+The general sorting command form is `source |> @orderby(key_selector)`. `source` can be any source than can be queried. `key_selector` must be an anonymous function that returns a value for each element of `source`. The elements of the source are then sorted is in ascending order by the value returned from the `key_selector` function. The `@orderby_descending` command works in the same way, but sorts things in descending order. The `@thenby` and `@thenby_descending` command only accept the return value of any of the four sorting commands as their `source`, otherwise they have the same syntax as the `@orderby` and `@orderby_descending` commands.
 
 #### Example