Sentence examples for tends to order from inspiring English sources

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.

Even at his own restaurant, where the kitchen has been nut-free for years, where every member of the wait staff is carefully trained on the subject of food allergies, he tends to order the same dish over and over rather than risk a bout of anxiety.

Palladium metal is a non-magnetic element, but tends to order ferromagnetically when alloyed with a small amount of magnetic transition metal impurities (such as Fe, Co and Ni 3d metals) (Crangle and Scott 1965).

For example, if a family tends to order a Sweet Corn Elote, one of Zume's specialty pizzas, every Thursday at 6 30pm, Zume can reach out at 6 15pm and try to sell the pizza while it's out on the truck waiting to be cooked.

When businesses step up restocking, they tend to order more goods, leading to more factory production.

The American College of Radiology has said that self-referral endangers patients because doctors tend to order more tests.

"When it rains, people tend to order pizza anyway," said Stuart Emory, the owner.

When the offers were different, Toby tended to order ice cream when Ellie ordered brownies, and vice versa.

"In fact, we feature the Renault wines at the new restaurant, and people tend to order them," she said.

But it's easy to imagine Amazon building smaller distribution centers within cities and stocking them with the kinds of products people tend to order for immediate delivery.