Sentence examples for ordered rack of from inspiring English sources

"But I ordered rack of lamb," my friend said.

You could order rack of lamb for $32, but why would you?

I can't order rack of lamb in a restaurant anymore.

By 7pm, she'll have ordered the whole company to down tools and retreat to the only pub on the industrial estate, where she'll order racks of blue shots and invite her new colleagues to drink them out of her soggy bicorner hat.

Cooked perfectly to order, rack of lamb shared the plate with grilled asparagus.

Landlubbers have safe choices in the cooked-to-order rack of lamb and the grilled rosemary-mustard chicken.

We enjoyed the cooked-to-order rack of lamb and the shrimp kebab in Provençal sauce, but salmon arrived without its promised julienned vegetables, and a casserole of scallops in saffron sauce needed salt badly.

We also liked the cooked-to-order rack of lamb, the fork-tender short ribs braised in red wine and served over a creamy porcini risotto, the moist breast of chicken and the juicy pork chop with creamy polenta.

Among the specials, high marks went to the cooked-to-order rack of lamb in a mushroom-onion-pepper brown sauce, and butterflied shrimp scampi style over grilled portobello mushrooms.

"Do me a favor and don't do that thing where you order two appetizers and then I get stuck paying the same as if you'd ordered a rack of lamb".

The main reason to order roasted rack of lamb is for the suave-textured Parmesan polenta, one of several featured side dishes, like truffled macaroni and cheese, that can be ordered on their own.