Sentence examples for in to order from inspiring English sources
Many have called in to order pizza or donate money to his shop from as far away as Alaska, Hawaii, New York and New Jersey.
She had fallen in love with the policeman on sight when he came in to order two Baja Steak Gorditas and a large drink.
President Clinton came in to order coffee and a muffin and wound up joining Dr. Levy and his friends at their table.
Lopez, who is twenty-six and a glamorous fixture of the L.A. food scene, says that more and more Anglo hipsters are coming in to order them.
"They'll say, 'What are you working at a fast-food place for?' And when they come in to order, some of these kids are very arrogant".
Her dinner companion found her at the bar, amid several teeming parties of young women, their hair brushing her bare shoulders as they leaned in to order drinks.
Apparently, some narcos prefer to order in.
In order to eat in prison, in order to have basic hygiene, in order to have a bar of soap or toothpaste, you've got to have money.
"You have to, in order to live.
"You have to in order to be a librarian".
It would have to, in order to stay alive.
