Sentence examples for order counter from inspiring English sources
The phrase "order counter" is correct and usable in written English
It is an expression typically used to refer to the number of items in an order or the amount of money paid for an order. For example, "The order counter for this purchase came to $50."
They knew to ask VirginiaWashington — Rodney Scott's cousin, the woman behind the high-top order counter — for a cook's treat of fried pig skin, still smoky from the pit, still crisp from the deep fryer.
She is polite at the order counter because she hears me when I'm polite to strangers everywhere.
Rectal balloon distention stimulation on the rectum was presented in separate functional runs conducted during two different sessions with the stimulus order counter balanced across sessions.
The religious order countered that provisions of that contract were voided by a subsequent lease.
Public order, counter-terrorism and roads specialist units are also expected to be cut.
Plus, due to strong initial sales, ol' B&N is increasing its order countering earlier estimates that predicted demand for a B&N tablet would decrease.
On the second morning, the Australian lower order counter-attacked; Toshack joined Johnston with the score at 9/320 and they put on 30 runs before Johnston was stumped.
STRESS and EXERCISE conditions alternated for each participant, with condition order counter-balanced between participants.
"I go to Bucket's Deli, have for 20 years," said Mr. Rattray, referring to a short-order counter near the train station in East Hampton.
Minutes later, I reached the ordering counter.
Black customers who walked past the table on their way to the ordering counter cocked their heads and furrowed their brows in confusion — what were all these white people doing here?
