Sentence examples for she will order from inspiring English sources

"No one would buy it," said Ms. Caldwell, though she will order it upon request.

Liz Kendall has said that she will order a fundamental review of National Lottery funding to divert more cash to deprived young children if she becomes Labour leader.

She will order anything for you and, if you don't know exactly what you're looking for, suggest something which will probably turn out to be your favourite book.

As soon as she gets over the shock of the disaster and helps her neighbors get back on their feet, she will order a shelter for her own house.

What's less clear is how the judge in the Los Angeles case, Dolly M. Gee, will view the new approach by the government, and whether she will order it changed.

In her new post she will order the development and application of a new strategic growth plan for IHOP, which will announce more details of the plan in the second half of this year, it said in a statement.

Knowing in advance where she's going, how long it will take to get there, and what she'll order makes the rest of the process feel more manageable.

By 7pm, she'll have ordered the whole company to down tools and retreat to the only pub on the industrial estate, where she'll order racks of blue shots and invite her new colleagues to drink them out of her soggy bicorner hat.

She'll order room service and hang out via Zoom.

With its shelves stacked with Tunnock's caramel wafers, Heinz tomato soup and Crusha milkshake syrup, Sharon's hasn't changed for decades and neither have many of the customers - Hawley recalls an elderly lady complaining that the doorstep thick toast she'd ordered was too big and the woman behind the counter telling her: "Take your teeth out, love - you should be used to sucking at your age".

"Can you season 'em for me?" she asked, even though all but two of the eight she'd ordered were already wrapped up.