Sentence examples for order in on from inspiring English sources

COOK'S DAY OFF My wife is an amazing cook, but we usually order in on Sundays — everybody gets a day off.

Now the Conservatives' Mary Macleod faces a tall order in hanging on for more than one parliamentary term.

The result is that the electricity generators and distributors have overspent on network infrastructure – poles and wires – in order to cash in on this guaranteed return.

"This is the beginning of a plan to take apart the advances in environmental regulation in order to cash in on investment," she says.

Facebook may make some users uneasy in order to cash in on this new revenue stream, though.

Yet another British invasion, this time of the TV order, is setting in on America this summer.

The fees from the government-backed mortgage giant play into the impression that Gingrich forsook conservative principles in order to cash in on his Washington connections.

Gage received the order in Boston on 26 September, and set sail for England on 11 October.

I'm not sure what that says about the average league fan, but fresh stocks of booze had to be ordered in on the Saturday night and nearby supermarkets were stripped.

They charg 70 cents a minute, recording any air sounds you order in advance on aluminum discs.

Fig. 6 Diffraction efficiency of first diffraction order in dependence on applied voltage.