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to order
Idioms and Phrases
see made to order .Example Sentences
Many places tend to order too much food, which often ends up getting thrown away or going bad.
Some reports suggest that military leaders put steps in place to limit Trump’s ability to order the use of nuclear weapons.
The government is set to order an independent review of rail fare prosecutions and enforcement by train companies following reports of disproportionate action against passengers by revenue protection teams.
It would probably limit our audience; I can’t imagine a lot of guys going up to order, saying, “Can you make that Two D—?”
Trump has threatened to order the Justice Department to prosecute a long list of his political opponents, including Vice President Kamala Harris, Sen.-elect Adam B. Schiff and former U.S.
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