Sentence examples for the order point from inspiring English sources

All in all, then, the ideal way to eat here is this: strap a giant hot-water bottle to your tummy, stuff yourself silly with those unspeakably delicious breads and amuse-bouches, deploy the winkling pin the moment someone looks poised to take the order, point embarrassedly to the puddle on the floor, and ask for directions to the nearest maternity hospital.

In the US, McDonald's have started to offer a 'build your own burger' service where customers can craft their own burger contents using a tablet at the order point.

In 2005, the Order points out, the Supreme Court explicitly said that they would defer to the FCC's classification decision either way, since the law as written permitted both interpretations.

Carefully manage the order points for inventory -- the "who-orders-what-when" side of the business.

By the time I got to the ordering point the barista asked if I was James.

In the second case, the ordering point is smaller than or equal to the maximum demand during lead time; it is probable to face shortage (Figure 2).

This element was thinned to produce an "AIS skeleton" 1 pixel wide, the length of which was determined by fitting a 2D cubic smoothing spline to the ordered point cloud of AIS skeleton pixels.

It is obvious from the ordered points that the crystal structure is formed and this pattern is for a single crystal.

The inventory management policy specifies the amount of order point for each service center.

A Clinton administration official said the choices were Lome or "chaos," adding that the accord was intended to "end the killing, restore order, point a way forward".

Mr Erickson's appeal to the natural order points to a matched conservative folly: the tendency to imagine the familiar, recent past in especial accord with timeless human nature.