Sentence examples for order or something from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know what really happened, whether it was a legitimate court order or something else," Yusuf said, of the cancellation of the second parliament.

It has more meaning to give somebody a present you made yourself or took the time to deal with versus just giving somebody the money order or something along that line.

The guy in front of me at the station was complaining loudly about his wife's restraining order or something, so I did my best not to antagonise him with my waiting style.

Click on take all pictures in folder in order or something like that.

Once in the boot section of the BIOS, select Boot priority or boot order or something similar, and when you are in the boot priority, you will see the 4 priorities.

Recipients can order mooncakes – or something else entirely, such as French red wine, Chinese tea or Spanish olive oil, said Mr Li.

Okuniev said that the average conversion rate on one of Typeform's forms — whether it's a questionnaire, customer service request, quiz, poll, order form, or something else — is 57percentt, compared to a conversion rate of between10percentand15percentrcent for more conventional forms.

Everyone in Florida is a cast member of Law & Order: SVU or something, since they've already solved the mystery.

I stopped after awhile, it was so emotional that I was like, 'Guys, guys, we've just got to order lunch or something.'".

You see that by reversing a word order or taking something out, suddenly it tightens into what it was always meant to be".

"The most vicious guards at these camps, they all have this line that they were just the short-order cook or something, when they were actually trained to do nefarious and horrible things".