Sentence examples for down to order from inspiring English sources
Not that anyone in Brazil waits for the sun to go down to order one.
Inside, when a newcomer sits down to order lunch on a workday afternoon, locals crane their necks to get a better look.
But once you sit down to order a glass of wine, from a list that is, as one bartender put it, "off the beaten path," you realize that these people know what they're doing.
The superior officer who comes down to order an assassination is strongly reminiscent of "coldblooded and heartless" killers frequently seen in past anticommunist films, and the person behind the order is of course the supreme authority in North Korea.
We found a small restaurant bustling with locals and sat down to order.
One lawyer in a tie and short-sleeve shirt can't bother to put his phone down to order: "You got chicken?
Limit Matt Leinart's decision making, right down to ordering his meals for him and making him choose his wardrobe using Garanimals.
With the Pirates' rise, she said, one of the other two teams would naturally come down, to restore order.
The difference all comes down to an order of operations: Which one comes first?
Like Elvis, I want to call down to Pauline and order the way he did.
