Definition of “to order”

From the trestle table at the end of the room, a bald man was calling the room to order.

He has no idea with foreigners except how to order the best claret.

He told a news conference on Thursday that he believes the province is preparing back-to-work legislation to order an end to the dispute.

I went with her myself to the Maypole in the Strand to order the hackney coach to bring her to York Buildings.

The Blues ' allocation of tickets for the clash has sold out, prompting officials to order the big screens for Goodison.

The handmade ceramic lines are made to order with a four-week turnaround period.

Under pressure, Dasgupta was forced to order a review of treasury accounts.

When I get to your table and ask if you're ready to order , you say, "Yes.

You can find out how to order a saliva test at the end of the book under Resources.