Sentence examples for comes to order from inspiring English sources

And "Fusilli Aum! Aum!" -- Neapolitan for "Fusilli Yum! Yum!" -- at La Locanda is cute, but when the moment comes to order it, who is actually going to say the words?

When — for example — a customer comes to order a latte, instead of generic upselling to the latest seasonal flavour, the person taking the order will now know if the customer ever orders a sweet injection, or if she/he is more of a savoury snack sort of person.

To be sure, both aircraft manufacturers and airlines try to avoid canceling outright, leading to some maneuvering when it comes to order books.

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MOVE TO PUNISH DULUTH LYNCHERS; Rigid Inquiry Is Planned as City Comes to Order and Troops Control.

That involves walking a tightrope when it comes to ordering.

"When it comes to ordering out," he added, "New York is 10 years ahead of the nation".

So, when it comes to ordering, that's tough, because I like a lot.

The servers are perky, and helpful when it comes to ordering.

Only when it comes to ordering appetizers might diners ask about the number of pieces in an order, that is, if everyone in the party expects a taste.

But even he has rules, or at least one rule, when it comes to ordering soup: no cellphones (or no soup for you!).