Sentence examples for service for order from inspiring English sources

Instead, many merchants can outsource all of this to Shipwire, a company that offers retail businesses a service for order management.

Shipwire, a company that offers retail businesses a service for order fulfillment, has received a strategic investment from e-commerce giant eBay and Newell Rubbermaid, the company behind the Calphalon, Rubbermaid and Goody brands.

The company, a proivder of local phone service, said in May that Time Warner had offered employees in Houston cash or free Internet service for ordering and then canceling a speedy Internet-access service called digital subscriber line, or D.S.L.

D'Agostino recently began offering same-day service for orders placed before 5 p.m. Prices are updated each morning, said Richard Tarrant, the chief executive of MyWebGrocer.com, the company that designs and services D'Agostino's Web site.

In a long conversation the other day, Mr. Kelly managed to keep my attention when he told me that Oanda is about to join up with Thomas Cook Ltd., the travel and foreign exchange services company, to offer an online service for ordering foreign cash and having it sent quickly to your home.

Last month, Google even ventured into the space with its own service for ordering food or home services.

But — and here's the topical twist — the team has also created an integrated chatbot for accessing their platform that's aimed at simplifying the process by providing a concierge service for ordering 3D prints.

Tap2print is targeting the vast amount of photo and image applications and invites developers to connect and monetize their apps while offering their users a unique service for ordering the images they create and have them printed on a range of attractive products.

Each year, the Sovereign resides at the Palace of Holyroodhouse for a week in June or July; during the visit, a service for the Order is held.

The founders of Gostio are known for their previous work on Donesi.com (which means Bring me), a web service for food ordering.

This meant borrowing beer from better-stocked bars and calling up a delivery service for rushed orders of beer at times.