Sentence examples for tend to order from inspiring English sources
When businesses step up restocking, they tend to order more goods, leading to more factory production.
"When it rains, people tend to order pizza anyway," said Stuart Emory, the owner.
"In fact, we feature the Renault wines at the new restaurant, and people tend to order them," she said.
The American College of Radiology has said that self-referral endangers patients because doctors tend to order more tests.
Our favourite dinner place is the Portabella bistro, in Picton, where we tend to order the pan-seared pickerel (small pike) or the house pasta.
At Ismail's, where framed Islamic calligraphy and longhorn cattle horns hang on the wall, it's younger diners who tend to order the Mexican border burgers and rib-eyes.
When the offers were different, Toby tended to order ice cream when Ellie ordered brownies, and vice versa.
It also noticed that middle-income people — as determined by ZIP code data — tended to order cabs more often just before market downturns.
Voltaggio tends to order the biscuits with maple-sausage gravy and foie gras: the ultimate wee-hours, Denny's-style binge.
My wife tends to order it quite often when we eat out, and I sometimes taste it, but I still don't like it.
The government has tended to order its MPs not to vote on opposition day debates in recent months, in part to prevent possible defeats.
