Sentence examples similar to ordering higher from inspiring English sources
Europeans have been ordering high-quality food products from Italy on the Web at www.esperya.com for two years now.
It is a less deferential, ordered, high-bound place.
Many ordered high-sugar drinks when out for a meal even though 'diet' options were available.
The roughness of the surface may very well correspond to a well ordered high index surface.
As the year went on, New Yorkers gradually began ordering higher-calorie foods but remained below the other two cities, peaking around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
In a final trial, the researchers tracked the orders and weighed the leftovers of 263 customers and found that those who chose smaller side dishes did not compensate by ordering higher-calorie entrées.
The Health Ministry has ordered hospitals to reduce prices of specific drugs 23 times in a decade, but the World Bank says hospitals have responded, in part, by ordering higher-priced alternatives.
(The Balling scale is based on the percentage of malt sugar before fermentation, and many Czech beer drinkers specify a number — "10," "12" or "13" — when ordering. Higher Balling numbers usually mean more alcohol, though not always).
She decided to keep shooting, calling out orders: "Higher!
"The stress is orders higher," Mr. De Jongh said of the difference between New Jersey and Palo Alto.
The report showed a jump in new orders, higher production and more hiring at factories.
