Sentence examples for order some of from inspiring English sources

Be sure to order some of the wonderful Indian breads.

President Obama can order some of these changes immediately.

Could he act under the best-interests-of-baseball clause and order some of Bonds's achievements stricken from the records?

"They'll say, 'What are you working at a fast-food place for?' And when they come in to order, some of these kids are very arrogant".

The Pentagon can order some of these steps; Congress needs to approve others, like establishing special-victims units for each service.

We'll run through in no particular order some of the events and political identities, both weighty and hilarious, which have impacted the Australian sporting landscape.

Most of the team would order some variation of burgers, fries and a big soda.

Some day he hoped to get around to ordering some of the books he marked.

We ordered some of both, and I paid about 11 euros for a bubbling tartiflette.

But on Thursday, the State Department ordered some of its employees to evacuate the country because of increasing violence and deaths.

Gen. Vijay Kumar Jetley, ordered some of his troops into the richest diamond mining area, around Kono, in eastern Sierra Leone.