Sentence examples for order a thing from inspiring English sources

I can't stand it when I order a thing that sounded like a huge meal and it's tiny.

In the conceptual order, a thing is contracted from its genus to its species by a differentia that distinguishes the species from other kinds within a genus.

She proceeds to explain getting caught up in the herd mentality of this particular vice, and adds (with a giggle) that, "I've been known to order a thing or two off of infomercials".

Outside, a couple of pensioners sat at the tables on the pavement, but neither had ordered a thing.

He hasn't ordered a thing.

But every time a delivery guy pops by his office to drop off the za, Grolle tells them, for the millionth goddamn time, that he never ordered a thing.

It had to be ordered for two and we shared giggling confessions that neither of us had ever ordered such a thing in a "fine dining" establishment.

Revisionist historians like David Irving argue that there was no systematic, planned genocide of Jews, because there is no evidence that Hitler ever ordered such a thing.

It is deathless, if only because, in order to die, a thing must first live.

In order to explore a thing one should exhaustively recognize all of its qualities (Zhu 1999: 15, 3).

Alternatively, don't make a fuss about the food at all and just order without saying a thing.