Sentence examples for ordered to dinner from inspiring English sources

Note the verb: Robbie was ordered to dinner, not asked.

In the wittiest, the killer's henchman, ordered to scour America's dinner theaters for the fugitives, finds himself joining senior sing-alongs of Jerry Herman's "Mame" in every theater he visits.

Back at the campsite we build a fire in order to cook dinner.

She rushes off to the grocery to pick up some food in order to fix dinner for her first suitor.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children under two shouldn't be exposed to TV or digital media, which makes me wonder how the paediatricians in question turn their backs on their kids in order to make dinner, or get their screaming toddlers into a pushchair when the only bribe to hand is the iPhone.

Make them write letters to you about their day in order to eat dinner.

We stopped at our barbers, on our way to dinner, ordered him to shoot us full of lilac, and our hair smelling like a church wedding.

The filthy pornographicisms of the meal you ordered (like, congratulatory slow clap for going to dinner? For ordering? What do you want from me?) reveal themselves within the admittedly liminal boundaries of Instagram.

For example, I'm trying to think about what I'm going to order for dinner that night.

But many of us will go on watching it year after year, if only to be reminded how to wear a suit and how to order dinner on a train and how to flirt in deadly earnest.

We stop in briefly and then go to Subway to order dinner.