Sentence examples for what's ordered from inspiring English sources

Be forewarned, though, that the cost of meals here varies widely, depending on when they are eaten almost as much as on what's ordered.

More than ever, in this craft-fixated era, what's ordered in a restaurant, sent as a gift or served at a cocktail party acts as a subtle gesture about one's level of culinary sophistication.

For those pioneering this new field, the science offers a whole realm of exhilarating possibilities - dreaming up and building new organisms that will perform exactly what's ordered.

The idea is that shoppers have a better chance of finding what they want without having to visit multiple farmers' markets while producers will only harvest what's been ordered for the week, reducing food waste.

Let's say you're sick and you go to your doctor, who makes an educated guess about what's wrong, ordering a test that may or may not provide accurate or timely answers.

And when Leonard buys her a drink afterwards, what's her order?

All the songs on the Vince Guaraldi volume three are recorded, now I just have to figure out what songs are on, which songs are out, and what's the order.

But, my point is, what's worse, them ordering it and it happening, or them not ordering it and it happening?" He added: "I intend to do something about it... we're going to protect our troops". The president, who has repeatedly refused to enter into negotiations with Iran, said he believed progress was being made in the effort to resolve the dispute peacefully.

That's really what's critical; in order to get a two orders of magnitude improvement beyond Falcon Heavy (in other words to get down to the $10 or $20 per pound to orbit range), you have to have high levels of reusability.

The robots base their trades partly on factors like price changes and partly on what's in the market's "order book" — a virtual log that contains all the market's buy and sell orders.

That's orders of magnitude higher than what's needed in order to make it a viable option for use in mobile devices, where power is always at a premium.