Sentence examples for thing order from inspiring English sources

Kate's always eager to do the right thing, order the sensible meal, sacrifice for her family.

I've just got to get my own thing order.

Most North American residents live within two hours of an ethnic grocery store or restaurant, and if driving isn't your thing, order ingredients online or follow a recipe blog with cuisine from a country you'd like to experience.

They will lead you to a tea-house (or some such thing), order a full tea ceremony and then feign shock when the bill arrives, insisting it doesn't cost nearly as much in their province and they're truly surprised before demanding that you pay as they cannot afford it.

Critics of our health care system frequently lament that providers are paid to do things — order tests, perform procedures — but not simply to talk with patients.

Women store things, organize things, clean things, order things, schedule things.

That world does things in order: things have their seeds, and nothing is ever destroyed utterly.

They are beefs about botched car repairs, things ordered but never received, professional services ineptly rendered, telemarketing rip-offs.

Hughes, famously phobic about all manner of things, ordered him to shower, then wipe himself down with alcohol, then shower again before coming to see him.

Immediately Sir Richard Branson, chairman of Virgin and fan of swashbuckly things, ordered one.

But most new Chinese companies were making things ordered, devised and designed by Western companies.