Sentence examples for ordered beforehand from inspiring English sources

The collection of relevant bank documents had already been ordered beforehand at various financial institutes in Switzerland.

Bomba di riso with squab available without having to order beforehand.

In the past, Money has found that the ICE bureau in Waterloo Station, London, offers half-decent rates, but our best advice is to try to order beforehand for delivery or collection.

Power had looked in top order beforehand and it is hard to believe that he could run so poorly purely on account of the ground.

"If you wanted to order a minicab beforehand, you would have to call and book.

But if too many look the other way when there's a metre of snow on the roof, there's a risk that the roof will cave in – if you haven't ordered clearing of the snow beforehand.

One can call beforehand to order a meal.

The stylistic differences: Piedmont style means shoulders, not whole hog; it's hand-chopped (fine or coarse, your call), sliced or pulled to order, rather than minced beforehand.

But they're $4 and under, and they're all available in Manhattan, without ordering a fancy meal beforehand and without fancy flourishes like fine china adorned with swirls and dots of raspberry or a dainty sprig of mint.

It had evidently been washed in by the sea just a few minutes beforehand, as if to order.

All of the food at Mellilotos is fresh, free of preservatives and prepared to order — not a vegetable is cut beforehand.