Sentence examples for someone's order from inspiring English sources

On iPhone, the free app CoffeeRunLE displays a list of typical java attributes and additives, so you can record someone's order for a medium cappuccino with three sugars and low-fat milk, for instance.

He explained to me value of knowing someone's order so that I can pick up their coffee before they have a chance to ask for it.

Did he bring me someone else's order?

This means they can follow someone else's orders and someone else will make the decision while taking care of them and keeping them secure.[1].

The maître d, Phil Spencer from the property show Location, Location, Location, is on the other side of the restaurant taking someone's pudding order.

"We do not rule out that Mr. Cohen is serving someone's political order designed to present Kazakhstan and its people in a derogatory way," the Kazakh Foreign Ministry spokesman, Yerzhan Ashykbayev, said at a news briefing.

In my theater work I often feel I am following someone else's orders, like a blue-collar worker.

Mr Mulally, a former Boeing executive, is not the sort to march to someone else's orders, be it Mr Ford or Mr Ghosn.

He had to make sure of the crucial provincial commands; it was also expedient to have some dissidents rounded up at home before his return and (he would be able to argue) on someone else's orders.

When popular MC Rick Ross rapped, on Rocko's single UOENO, about spiking someone's drink in order to have sex with her, public outcry forced him to apologise.

"I don't think you need to run down someone's reputation in order to run for the office of president," Huntsman said in that speech, adding: "I respect the president of the United States".