to order

Idioms  

1. see made to order.

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Example Sentences

Reporting from The Times has found that the responsibility to order alerts rested mostly on the shoulders of L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

If he has to increase to $30 by 2032, he said he would need to cut up to a dozen servers while installing QR codes for diners to order on their phones.

From The Wall Street Journal

He says that amounts to "unjust enrichment" and asks the court to order the firm to refund shoppers.

From BBC

One of the reasons a steakhouse is such a prime place to order meatloaf is simple: the meat they are loafing is usually excellent.

From Salon

Instead, producers will make more available in the market for refineries to order, though energy analysts have told the BBC that there is a shortage of refining capacity.

From BBC