Sentence examples for unable to order something from inspiring English sources

On the final day of the final week, I have big plans – flowers, sensual touch – that are thwarted when I suffer a meltdown about being unable to order something online, and angrily blame my wife for assigning my debit card to a Paypal account I cannot trace.

Friday's, you have to order something.

"Sorry," he said softly, "you guys got to order something".

Unable to order her soup, TV Bette stomps off.

But without the last $150,000, she is unable to order the new products.

If you order something complex, tip to match.

When you go to order, say something similar.

I ordered something else.

And then, at a certain point, after I had managed to not buy a bed, it became a story that I would tell, in order to deal with some kind of embarrassment — that I'd been unable to accomplish something that I felt I wanted to do, and something simple that people do all the time.

"We were unable to get something that we really loved every single time.

Why was I so unable to do something so painfully simple?