Sentence examples for of order something from inspiring English sources

It's like when you do something out of order, something strange is happening: what's the catch?" Three teams in the North American, Central American and Caribbean region will automatically qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

The would-be profane sense of masturbation behind all the mechanics is what brings out of order something more true, more broiling with not only ambition, but jacked up color, infection, shit that makes you go "wow," not "oh".

Oftentimes it's just a matter of ordering something and seeing if you can get away with it, like extra bacon or cheese (or mashed potatoes and gravy on your KFC sandwich), but sometimes there are legitimate off-menu items, with nicknames and everything, that you can order (with a knowing wink, if you prefer), and the cashier will know exactly what you're talking about.

Instead of ordering something different, go for something you get all the time.

As Kino stood behind the counter, he glanced up occasionally at the seat the man had occupied, half expecting him still to be there, raising his hand a couple of inches to order something.

This is an attack on culture of the highest order, something one would only expect of a third-world country".

It was left up to the landlord to inform tenants of a demolition order – something they frequently failed to do.

What if, in the absence of a permanent order, something had happened to her? How much worse could this story get?

They were blips, aberrations; a readjustment of expectations was in order, something more in line with the returns in London, where Australia bagged eight gold medals and finished eighth overall in the medal table.

And after the waiter does give his opinion, half of the time people order something else anyway.

Even worse, when my phone dies, I feel this urge of pain when I can't use it to call an Uber, or order something off of Instacart or Caviar.