(He probably should have ordered a Rolling Rock, no?) During his childhood sojourn in Indonesia he ate a bit of dog.
"We ordered a Rolls-Royce but we should have ordered a Toyota," a government adviser has haplessly admitted.Cutting costs through privatisation always sounds like an attractive option; but cutting exactly the right deal with private providers of such a crucial service is difficult, and the price of failure is high.
If the room is less than twelve feet wide, order a roll of carpet as long as the room, being sure to get enough to go through, not just to, the doorway.
So when a tablemate and fellow fan asked whether I'd mind if he ordered a sushi roll called the World Series -- at $14.95, one of the most expensive on the menu --I told him to go for it.
And so, from my beach-facing table in the clubby Chart Room, where a sprinkling of locals were settling into their clam chowders and sandwiches, I ordered a lobster roll and glass of Allagash White, a Portland micro-brew.
We ordered a spicy tuna roll, but before we could order more the server was called away.
Amazon's next big thing in the "internet of things" lets you order a new roll at the touch of a button, even as you sit in the smallest room.
On Nov. 30, it abruptly ordered a currency reform to roll back private markets, target official corruption, control market activity and tackle rising inflation.
Thomas hadn't eaten breakfast, so I went with him to the Snipe cafeteria; he ordered an egg on a roll.
During the first season of "The Real Housewives," as the cameras rolled, she ordered a cocktail she'd come up with, which she called "the skinny girl's margarita".
