Sentence examples for would order that from inspiring English sources
"Who the hell would order that?" My wife says nothing, but smiles.
"It was delicious," says Mr Watson, "but there is no way our customer would order that today".
One, according to the Frontiersman, said: "I can't imagine what kind of person would order that material and want to make it readily available for children.
Last month, for instance, President Clinton said he would order that the remaining $125 million in a low-income home energy assistance program be made immediately available.
The groups also said that the state's position made it more likely that the federal government would order that the contaminated sediment be dredged.
Some analysts had hoped the panel, which has the right to look at data from the continuing study, would rule that Vytorin's effectiveness had already been proved and would order that the trial, which involves 18,141 patients, be halted.
There were photos he was having printed, that he didn't have time to pick up; medicine that he'd ordered that hadn't arrived.
Salmon advocates have long pushed to have the four dams removed and some hoped that Judge Redden would eventually order that.
The deal would cover Mr. Sutter through a seventh season, though FX would have to order that separately.
Officials said Mr. Panetta would order benefits that included the issuance of military identification cards to same-sex partners of military personnel, akin to those offered any dependent.
