Sentence examples for order out from from inspiring English sources

The shop has a pubby atmosphere, with a high-top table where customers can sit and eat food that they bring in or order out from a book of menus.

But MPs are still named and ordered out from time to time.

Police and the station's owner said the Americans were ordered out from their vehicle to pay for damage to an advertising sign.

When the fund splurges for Friday lunches, it usually orders out from a deli that offers 20% off.

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The soldiers ordered out residents from higher buildings and those closest to the former Netzarim settlement.

When it headed through the Suez Canal, bound for Libya, the order went out from Washington to have it seized, according to accounts from American officials.

SHANGHAI — Two and a half hours after a huge earthquake struck Sichuan Province on Monday, an order went out from the powerful Central Propaganda Department to newspapers throughout China.

After the scandal prompted by Mr Joyandet's private jet, an order went out from the office of François Fillon, the prime minister, asking all ministers "to set an example".

The kickback order went out from Mr. Hussein's inner circle three years later, when limits on the amount of oil sales were lifted and Iraq's oil revenues reached $10 billion a year.