Sentence examples for when someone orders from inspiring English sources

"When someone orders that, I put a pan up with oil in it," he said.

In other words, books (essentially trade paperback versions) are printed up as and when someone orders them.

"When someone orders pretzels from me for the day, it should just be for that day," Mr. Orfinger said.

Here he is, for example, in What Being a Bike Courier Taught Me About Our Broken Economy: "I wonder what happens when someone orders a pizza.

When someone orders an unappetizing meal at a restaurant, the usual response is to dismiss it by saying, "This is no good," or "I'm not into Mexican food".

Sometimes flames ring the bar, such as when the bartenders douse it with lighter fluid and toss matches, or when someone orders a bottle of Champagne (110 euros for Moët & Chandon), which arrives in a glowing ice bucket shooting off sparks.

When someone ordered a bar snack of boiled peanuts, she inspected the facets of each one — a jeweller assessing stones.

When someone ordered that the fuel begin being fed into the giant centrifuges for further enrichment, engineers moved it to the only spot available — the exposed plant.

Mr. Chang's efficiency was questionable: he'd start grinding the meat and shredding the cabbage when someone ordered dumplings, and often began a batch of stock only when the first patron asked for hot-and-sour soup.

However, when someone ordered, they delivered the core of their solution (food) themselves.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Danny Meyer learned about Goldbelly when someone ordered a gift of frozen custard from the company that was delivered to him from St . Louis his hometown.