Sentence examples for guest orders from inspiring English sources

By Ring Lardner The New Yorker, September 28 , 1929P. 26 Hotel guest orders enough coffe each morning for breakfast to fill up four cups for himself.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1929P. 26 Hotel guest orders enough coffe each morning for breakfast to fill up four cups for himself.

When a guest orders a martini at Dukes Bar in London, the 105-year-old establishment once frequented by Ian Fleming where the "shaken not stirred" line is said to have originated, a barman will prepare the drink tableside using provisions from a cart.

Stuart Barwise, the Inn's general manager, says that typically, one guest orders the service as a surprise for his or her traveling companion.

So if a guest orders after 7 PM on Friday or on Saturday before 7 PM, the order arrives at their home Monday.

"Whatever it is, put it on everything," one guest ordered.

I moaned inside when a guest ordered this dish.

Another night a guest ordered calves liver medium rare; it arrived well done.

When his guest ordered a Coke -- and was rebuffed -- Mr. Buffett feigned a trot to the men's room.

Later in the day the new guest ordered a course supper, two courses of pickles and one of crackers.

Instead of the deep-fried ice cream in hazelnut praline with warm chocolate sauce, which one guest ordered, three scoops of ice cream were served.