Sentence examples for order cookies from inspiring English sources

I went and collected cookie jars I loved, you can order cookies for the table, you can open it and their eyes just light up, you're like a kid again.

The B.M.T. sandwich has 300 more calories than the Big Mac, but the Subway diners were less likely than the McDonald's diners to order a diet soda, more likely to upgrade to a larger drink and more likely to order cookies.

But, whatever you do, don't order a cookie.

A chocolate cake with hazelnuts was more gummy than chocolaty, but I'd order the cookie plate again (and then make sure I kept all the bacon-fat snickerdoodles for myself).

One of the easiest ways for parents to do this is to enclose a cookie order sheet, a brochure describing the cookies and other information such as who's selling, in a folder that can be passed from cubicle to cubicle.

Recently, at his local burger joint in Austin, Texas, Hopes ordered a cookie and was given an extra for free.

Jen, however, ordered the cookie of the day, which was the driest, nastiest amalgam of pressed grains that had ever been baked at 350 degrees, with sesame seeds sprinkled on top where by all rights there should have been pretty artificially dyed pink and turquoise sprinkles or at the very least chocolate chips.

The next big technology name in the FTC's sights is expected to be Google, which is understood to be under investigation for having hacked Apple's Safari browser on iPhones and iPads in order to set cookies that the browser would otherwise reject – which then also led to tracking advertising cookies being set.

To create this utopia of constant confectionery access, the hotel had to pay someone to travel the world and select the finest vintage cookies, order the Oreos and stock the minibar.

Here's how it works: in order to buy cookies from a Girl Scout, she must invite you personally.

If you're not going to make all of the food, order or purchase cookies, croissants, and cupcakes.