Sentence examples for suggested ordering from inspiring English sources

A waitress came by with a tray of red wine, and someone suggested ordering "something stiffer".

When I suggested ordering the Schnauzer Stew from room service, Bill balked.

Because the company makes rugs in custom sizes, he suggested ordering one that was slightly larger than a standard doormat.

On September 9th, N.R.C. staff people suggested ordering power plants to review their ability to survive quakes and floods "without unnecessary delay".

James Oddo, one of the officially undecided Council members, actually said, "I've been burning through seven seasons of DVDs of 'The West Wing,' hoping that art can give me a little insight into life," and, as the proceedings stretched into evening, he suggested ordering seventy-five pizzas for everyone, on Lauder's tab.

The store suggested ordering one size larger since it ran small.

So within a single conversation, two characters are said to have "growled," "probed," "ventured," "opined," "suggested," "ordered," "shrugged," "stated" and "concurred" before, mercifully, "they said no more".

On late-night television, pitchmen suggest ordering now for your very own twin-tower lapel pins, as a patriotic gesture.

In general, starters and middle courses are stronger than main courses, and I suggest ordering two of the first and one of the second, bypassing the third.

But you, the lunchtime drinker, know that when a daytime dining companion suggests ordering a bottle of wine, agreement is conspiracy.

Once you have your credit report — some experts suggest ordering one from each bureau every few months, rather than all three at once — start at the "Inquiries" section, usually at the end.