Sentence examples for means order from inspiring English sources

If raspberry soufflé is on the menu, by all means order it.

Eat here if you have the inclination and time (by all means order the leg of lamb, which is incredible), but don't expect any surprises.

The term "epitaxy" derives from the Greek, the prefix epi means "over" or "upon" and taxis means "order" or "arrangement".

And that means ordering now.

Ordering wisely here means ordering counterintuitively.

But to get it there by then means ordering the food right now," she said.

You can have both styles, but that means ordering separate dishes.

It means ordering from the appetizer section of the restaurant menu instead of from the entrees.

"Even if that means ordering things you might not think necessary," he added with a wink.

If interactive television means ordering a pizza with your remote control, then interactive television is definitely out.

If interactive television means ordering a pizza with your remote control or checking your child's report card on the picture tube, then interactive television is definitely out.