Sentence examples for wanting to order from inspiring English sources

One peek at the menu had us shouting "wow" and wanting to order everything.

Anyone wanting to order a print could do so from the page, at a cost of 29 cents apiece for a 4-by 6-inch photo, or $20 for an 18-by 24-inch poster size.

Conversely, people wanting to order meals should not resent drinkers at bars, as in choosing to sit at a bar they relinquish other comforts, such as holding a face-to-face conversation with a dining partner and sitting with their feet on the ground.

Seven o'clock in the evening is a global sweet spot for wanting to order take-away food, says an international study of internet traffic.

Launching first in London early next month, it offers what is essentially a curated marketplace for corporate catering services, promising to take the hassle out of companies wanting to order high quality catering for delivery.

An act which Judge Gleeson explained "forced me to impose a five-year jail term on him" despite wanting to order him into a treatment program instead.

"I want to order!" Hudson said.

What do you want to order?

Yet, I don't want to order bluefin tuna.

"They don't just want to order couches.

And we want to order it from our armchairs.