Sentence examples for able to order out from inspiring English sources

Mike Gold, head of Bigelow's Washington office, jokes that if America waits too long they'll be able to "order out for Chinese".

Visitors to the RestaurantRow.com Web site will also soon be able to order take-out food for delivery or pick-up.

New Yorkers have been able to order some out-of-state wines online or by telephone, but vineyards or businesses in other states have had to make arrangements with retailers or distributors in New York.

Warren is able to order most out-of-stock items overnight.

MCM was able to order 356 out of 400 contigs (4211103 out of 4472646 bp) reducing the alignment from 359 to 11 LCBs.

"Minors will be able to order alcohol from out-of-state suppliers at the click of a mouse on the Internet or over the telephone," Mr. Butts said in the court papers.

At first Cherne had been able to order smoke and spill it out without drinking it, but as things heated up, he had to drink what he ordered.

In these cases, it may be smartest to consult with your veterinarian — a trained professional in the field of animal medicine will almost always be able to tell if your cat is spayed or not, and, if she can't, she'll be able to order medical tests to find out for sure.

"Customers will be able to order their goods when they are out and about or even using our wi-fi network on their daily commute".

"Some of us have been asking: Should an average climber be able to order an ascent of Everest out of a catalogue?" said Mark Bryant, editor of Outside, an outdoors magazine published in Sante Fe, N.M.

It's out of print, but I was able to order it off of Amazon.