People use smartphones to order a dinner, catch a cab and find a hot date.
You ordered a light dinner of seared breast of chicken, sugar snap peas and new potatoes.
The man called a waiter and told him to bring him a drink, and he also ordered a substantial dinner.
By William Dresser, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 4 , 1933P. 13 A lady ordered a china dinner service as a wedding present for her niece, the gift to be sent to the bride-to-be's home.
When a waiter approached, Ms. Jolie ordered a light dinner, even though from the looks of the cookie crumbs on the plate in front of her she'd just finished her dessert course.
We skipped the market, ordered a spicy Cambodian dinner, and sat till midnight under a starry sky.
In "Rear Window," Grace Kelly ordered a four-star dinner for a wheelchair-bound Jimmy Stewart, complete with a waiter in tails.
When Catherine the Great ordered a 925-piece dinner service in 1773, Wedgwood made perhaps £200 on an outlay of nearly £3,000.
In an online scenario, participants were randomly assigned to four different restaurant menu conditions control (all dishes presented in the same manner), recommendation (vegetarian dish presented as chef's recommendation), descriptive (more appealing description of vegetarian dish), and vegetarian (vegetarian dishes placed in a separate section)—and ordered a dish for dinner.
In an interview this fall at his Newport Beach home, Arntson told investigators that he didn't have issues with alcohol or substance abuse, and that the night before the flight, he had ordered a beer for dinner and sipped it.
