to order

1. see made to order.

Example Sentences

Only Kith Ivy members will be able to order in-person, but other New Yorkers within a select radius of the club can order drinks for delivery through Postmates and Uber Eats.

From Los Angeles Times

Detectives went on to order a post-mortem examination as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of mistreatment and neglect on the hospital's stroke ward.

From BBC

“This is black and white law. The way this gets resolved is simply for the court to order the disclosure.”

From Los Angeles Times

What if Putin were to order a strike on Kyiv with an Oreshnik, this time armed with a full payload of high explosive?

From BBC

Those actions are much easier for a president to order than to manage inflation and its economic consequences.

From Salon