Sentence examples for ordering something from from inspiring English sources

Try finding amenities at Stadio Olimpico or ordering something from the Web site.

Customers can order something from the extended online inventory, and pick it up at the store.

Things get a lot worse if you want to order something from Amazon when you are in Syria.

If you order something from the internet, it will turn up in a massive box full of plastic.

Heavy drinkers feel strong urges to order something from a virtual bartender, while gamblers are drawn to sit down and join a group playing on virtual slot machines.

Settle into one of the comfy booths or cozy up to the mesquite-topped bar and order something from the classics list, like a well-made Sazerac ($8).

Otherwise order something from the sweet section of the long menu at Mama's Empanadas, like the (not so Colombian) peanut butter and chocolate mix.

He described the wine upon first drinking it as being like cough mixture in need of urgent analysis, downed a glass anyway, and ordered something from Chianti.

You'd didn't pay sales tax when you ordered something from the Sears catalog, so why should you pay sales tax when you order something from Amazon?

You know the drill, you order something from your favorite site and you can't wait to get the package.

"If you order something from Amazon at 10 in the morning, it'll be shipped at the earliest by 10 the next morning.