Sentence examples for things to order from inspiring English sources

Before mass-production methods were introduced, producers made things to order.

Because he was on a tight budget, he made things to order, rather than mass-producing them.

— The Nuttall Ornithological Club, the nation's oldest birding group, was having a meeting, and Ron Lockwood, its president, was calling things to order.

Solectron is among a group of big manufacturing specialists that see their job as more than just making things to order.

He said that long ago eggs had been one of his favorite things to order, and when it was removed from the menu he'd complained, so the owner resurrected it at the original price and named it in his honor.

This bite-sized style – all subject headings and wry, bracketed asides – is intended not only to provide a contrast with the expansive prose of the short stories, but also as a way of capturing Mandelkern's attempts to "bring things to order".

"That's a good thing to order!

Who would have thought fish was the thing to order?

The first thing to order here is the avocado juice.

That's how I knew there was such a thing to order.

It's no longer restricted to people who understand that the soft-shell crabs are the thing to order at Swifty's.