Sentence examples for most popular orders from inspiring English sources
One of her most popular orders is for customized embroidery on fleece baby blankets.
The meat comes from an import company run out of New Delhi, and Ketan Kadam, one of the restaurant's owners, said it is among the most popular orders.
The Aḥmadiyyah is one of the most popular orders in Egypt, and the three yearly festivals in honour of al-Badawī are major celebrations.
One of the most popular orders now at Shachihata, one of the largest makers of stamps used on official documents, is a stamp with double crossed lines that can be used to cover the previous era's name on documents until new stamps are released.
Despite the restaurant's fish specialty, among Canetti's most popular orders are grilled pork chops with baked beans and cole slaw ($5.95), Italian sausage sandwich ($4.25) and patty melt ($4.25).
The most popular orders are white - yellow - orange - green - blue - purple - red - brown - black OR white - red - yellow - orange - green - blue - purple - brown - black.
"I love America!" What is more, because post office distribution centers are open six days a week until 10 p.m., Jimmy Beans can accept orders on Saturday — the most popular ordering day of the week for its knitters — package them and drop them off at the distribution center by Saturday evening, confident they will be in East Coast homes by Monday.
The South Indian thali served in a round steel plate is the most popular order, with more than a half-dozen small dishes that might include fried cabbage with peanuts and coconut, rasam (a lentil soup with tamarind), curried eggplant and mounds of rice.
A half chicken with medium sauce is the most popular order.
For locals the most popular order is vetkoek (pronounced fet-cook and literally meaning 'fat cake'): an Afrikaner pastry that's a bit like a savoury doughnut, filled with mince.
Brought to India by Khwājah Muʿīn-ad-Dīn Chishtī in the 12th century, the Chishtīyah has become one of the most popular mystical orders in the country.
