Sentence examples for table orders from inspiring English sources
The man at the next table orders a Mars Bar pancake.
Britney's table orders a round of drinks, then gets up to leave without paying.
As someone who barely finishes a glass of wine while the rest of the table orders another bottle, I understand.
She glides into a booth, tucks her Bebe shopping bag under the table, orders a cappuccino -- no food today; she is staying slim for some forthcoming television appearances -- and fixes you with a humorless, rather unhelpful stare.
But there are careful, welcome touches like ice buckets for wine and Laguiole steak knives, and a generous house spirit: if your table orders 10 mezes or more, you may be offered one or two you overlooked, on the house.
The moratorium's definition of a fast food business is any stand-alone restaurant that dispenses food, to stay or to go, and that has "a limited menu, items prepared in advance or prepared or heated quickly, no table orders, and food served in disposable wrapping or containers".
The second table ordered five kids' pastas.
Our table ordered it in a gambling spirit.
The same was true of the salads that our table ordered that night.
When a table ordered some, a waitress explained, "It'll be forty-five minutes.
