Sentence examples for ordered a thing from inspiring English sources

Outside, a couple of pensioners sat at the tables on the pavement, but neither had ordered a thing.

He hasn't ordered a thing.

But every time a delivery guy pops by his office to drop off the za, Grolle tells them, for the millionth goddamn time, that he never ordered a thing.

I can't stand it when I order a thing that sounded like a huge meal and it's tiny.

She proceeds to explain getting caught up in the herd mentality of this particular vice, and adds (with a giggle) that, "I've been known to order a thing or two off of infomercials".

The New Yorker, June 28 , 1947P. 18 Letter from a department store to a customer who had ordered a few things: Dear Mrs. M - Your order is sincerely appreciated.

By L. W. Fifield and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 28 , 1947P. 18 Letter from a department store to a customer who had ordered a few things: Dear Mrs. M - Your order is sincerely appreciated.

I ordered a few things online, ventured into Manhattan to hit a few boutiques, and of course, spent time in my most favorite venues for shopping, thrift stores.

It had to be ordered for two and we shared giggling confessions that neither of us had ever ordered such a thing in a "fine dining" establishment.

Revisionist historians like David Irving argue that there was no systematic, planned genocide of Jews, because there is no evidence that Hitler ever ordered such a thing.

Or the thing I ordered a few minutes ago.