Sentence examples for you would order from inspiring English sources
In addition, we asked you to tell us what kind of test you would order to clinch the diagnosis.
I'm not sure why you would order the traditional roast turkey dinner ($11.95), unless you missed Thanksgiving.
Imagine a kind of dream-state Del Posto, the sort of restaurant where of course you would order a 2006 Valpolicella Grassi with your monkfish tikka.
The chicken-topped vegetable lasagna makes no sense: "if you wanted meat on your lasagna, you would order the meat lasagna".
And if I heard the statement day before yesterday, you said you would order -- he said he would order his F.D.A. appointee to review the decision.
–Is there a book that could have a sequel that you would order in advance or stand in line at midnight to purchase?
(Merlin's name in the indictment, "Classified Program No. 1," does sound like something you'd order from Acme).
If you wanted to learn how to cook, "you'd order ramen books from Japan and wait weeks for them to arrive, so you could pore over the photos from across the planet".
The region produces only red wines, and although its reputation suffered in the past as the kind of cheap vino you'd order in a pizzeria, today it is producing some of Italy's finest.
Normally you'd order a kit somewhere like 23andMe, spit in a tube and mail it off for results in six to eight weeks.
