Sentence examples for could either order from from inspiring English sources
Or in a fast food restaurant, the customer could either order from a kiosk or on their phone, then pick their food and offer feedback through the kiosk.
If they wanted alcohol, they could either steal it from parents or order it like pizza from an "old Russian lady and her step-son in a small little red car".
It was "Swiss German" night, honoring the chef's Swiss roots, but we were told that we could order either from the special or the regular menu.
But she couldn't order from the kids' menu that night, because Equinox has no kids' menu.
Belcher, who came to MIT in 2002, won a MacArthur "genius" award in 2004 and works out of an office that is littered with more matter, both organic and inorganic, than any living thing could create order from.
How could I order from the menu without reading it?
Wouldn't it taste so much better than anything you could possible order from there?
For example, readers could order from a fragrance maker miniature bottles of scents to try.
At the age of two, the Bremmers say, Brandenn read aloud all the Dr. Seuss books they could order from a book club.
At lunch by the pool, there was no waiter in sight, so we asked the spa manager if we could order from her, and she obliged.
