Sentence examples for really ordering from inspiring English sources

WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Shopping — "I have to tell you now we have first to go shopping to Hugo Boss," Mrs. Ruetzel said, though she had already been to Bloomingdales — and the sticker shock she experienced dining on Madison Avenue on a previous visit with a friend (a $365 bill for "two persons not really ordering much," Gerrit Ruetzel recalled).

At $177, would anyone really order it?

You might ask yourself, Did we really order broccoli rabe?

Can Marianne Jean-Baptiste's defence counsel really order the exhumation of Danny Latimer's remains without telling the parents?

"You wouldn't really order it if you're looking for a lot of meat — it's more of a social dish," Mr. Segarra said.

Did his father really order his torture, or is his still nameless torturer (a gloriously unnerving Iwan Rheon) playing a game of his own?

These subjective orderings of ideas are, of course, quite different to how things in the world are really ordered and connected.

You are —I was, at least — kind of shocked when the waiter brings a menu and announces, "You can't really order anything, because we're bringing you everything".

Can a Nevada judge really order Google and Facebook to delist these sites?

Never mind that you don't need a cheeseburger and should have really ordered the tofu and a mint tea.

Although time is unreal, our perception of temporal order is not wholly delusory, for there is a real relation that really orders apparently temporal events in the way that they appear to be ordered in the B-series.