Sentence examples for which you order from inspiring English sources

Unlike many ill-fated online grocery services, it is not a supermarket from which you order food online.

You can add to it any of the restaurant's barbecued meats, which you order at a window of the kitchen.

The other is the print-on-demand book, which you order over the Web or from a traditional bookstore and get a bound copy of in the mail.

But you still have to pay separate shipping costs to each catalog from which you order (shipping costs are calculated for each catalog and added to your total during checkout).

"We typically feature a flier on the screen, which you can order from," Mr. Sartor said.

It's not even cereal – which you can order at Melbourne's cereal cafe, Cereal Anytime.

They also offer a monster upright Scrabble game, which you can order from the US for $12,000.

Another possibility is the dollop of carbonade, the Belgian beef and beer stew, which you can order atop the fries.

He quickly began a craze for his tasty soup and the strict rules by which you must order it.

My favorites, however, were the parmigiana fries, dressed up with parsley and truffle oil, which you must order à la carte.

There's a standard dinner menu and also one three-course vegetarian set menu that features the day's harvest, from which you can order individual dishes.