Sentence examples for learn how to order from inspiring English sources

"You have to learn how to order there," Julia said.

The lessons are basic — you won't be translating Don Quixote from the original Early Modern Spanish — but you can learn how to order a drink and chat up someone at the bar.

And I say that's enough of a challenge without having to learn how to order a coffee drink!

I don't care if you grew up in Milan or Milwaukee, you need to learn how to order your coffee correctly.

I'm just learning how to order in a restaurant.

Liz learns how to order a meal in a restaurant, which is presented as a triumph, and Murphy gives us a montage of succulent dishes, a shower of grated cheese.

Learning how to order your café crème the way the Parisians do, or navigating the post office and other bureaucracies of daily French life, can become a badges of honour.

Maybe there had been an older friend or acquaintance who snuck us Long Island Iced Teas or Cosmopolitans (I'd learned how to order from Sex and the City).

Then it goes quicker, he or she learns how to order the dishes on the rack and before you know it the job is done with no complaints.

I got snubbed more than my fair share in coffee shops (all in good humor) before I learned how to order a proper coffee.

Because of his prior experience running a grocery store, he was placed in the "mess" and he learned how to order and manage food services for thousands of GI's while in Manila.