Sentence examples for too order from inspiring English sources

"You too order a salad; you also order pho and salmon and custard and tea.

You can lose yourself in the coffee here, too: order a black coffee and a boller, a faintly sweet bun with raisins that's a part of most Norwegian mornings; take a seat, watch the trams go by.

I too order excessive services like CT and MRI scans, without regard to cost.

Sloan-Kettering patients, too, order meals from one of 75 room-service menus -- kosher, halal, vegan, low-sodium, etc.

Is there a balance – are our lives too ordered now?

The company's C.E.O., Ken Olsen, thought that DEC had become too ordered for Bell's liking.

"In my opinion, life has become far too ordered," he said.

The referee responded by sending off Mourinho, too, ordering him to the stands.

Micky thought Peter might help him, but Peter, too, ordered him back.

Today, however, the balance is gone, and Paris is too ordered, too antiseptic and too tightly policed to have much of a louche life beyond bourgeois adulteries.

The blurb on the website talks about majestic landscapes and fabled history, which sounds rather formulaic, just the reason I'm not normally a fan of organised tours – too ordered, too unadventurous.