Sentence examples for think of orders from inspiring English sources

Note that we would not ordinarily think of orders or questions as even apt for assessment in terms of truth and falsity: they are not truth-apt.

After the cheese, can anyone even think of ordering cheesecake?

Don't even think of ordering the hickory-smoked colossal wings unless there are three other people with you.

So in a private room at the Manhattan restaurant Eleven Madison Park recently, Mr. Martinson answered the marketers' questions and schmoozed with 11 like-minded straight guys who were into Diesel jeans, interior design, yoga and Mini Coopers, and who would never think of ordering a vodka tonic without specifying Grey Goose or Ketel One.

Don't even think of ordering your old standby here–ask Ortiz and stand by to be astonished.

I had not thought of ordering the former, but it was exactly right.

She said she has thought of ordering shots of Jägermeister, famous for its frat boy associations, to prove that she is "a guy's girl".

YOU can think of "Last Orders" as a road movie, one of those small, dutiful journeys that somehow come to reflect all our silly hopes, crushed regrets, recurring compromises and odd sunbursts of good luck.

We tend to think of "physical" order but actually, it is a case of order that has a variety of aspects, including the indications of "meaning" space organisation produces.

Once we think of second-order properties, it is natural to wonder whether there are third-order properties (properties of second- or, perhaps in cumulative fashion, of second- and first-order properties), and so on up through ever-higher orders.

The best way to think of that order is by analogy with the internal organization of a nation-state.