Sentence examples for to order to from inspiring English sources

He can't cry to order to save his life.

The automaker said judges did not have the power to order to order a vehicle recall.

Huge jamóns hang from the ceiling and are carved to order, to go with platters of tapas.

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You'll also need to know about minimums: how many products you will have to order to secure a relationship, schedules and pricing.

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London's streets were emptier than in 28 Days Later: everyone was about to watch the PM… do… a pig, on live TV, to order, to save a life.

Sometimes, they write letters to order, to people who are lonely and down and just want someone to tell them that everything will be OK.

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For the Jones-sceptic this is a player whose capacities are best suited to moments of hand-picked destruction-to-order, to a concession of midfield rather than an engagement, hence his failure to settle into the more nuanced requirements of a regular fixed position in the United team.