Sentence examples for might have ordered from inspiring English sources
A younger man might have ordered booze, birds, and cocaine.
Mr. Clarke suggested another patron who might have ordered it.
He might have ordered a trade, a demotion or a firing.
And this, if it lives up to expectations, is just what the doctor might have ordered.
If I had, I might have ordered a pelvic CT scan or even recommended exploratory surgery to investigate further.
"People might have ordered wine as a cocktail, then the food would arrive and they'd order coffee to drink with the food — that's the South," he said.
I might normally have ordered a Jack Daniel's and sought a corner table.
A real Harry Goldenblatt might well have ordered pork (or at least lobster), so why not the fictional one, however he phrased it?
The idea is to simplify users' lives by planning meals out for them, and helping them discover new dishes that they might not have ordered for themselves.
And while Lord Justice Taylor's report on the Hillsborough disaster might not have ordered the introduction of all-seater stadiums, his damning criticism of the game's authorities and facilities was the catalyst for English football's modernisation.
It might have been ordered and never paid for.
