Sentence examples for Neighborhood delivery from inspiring English sources

An encyclopedic binder of neighborhood delivery menus is organized by cuisine — I ordered a feast from the Dumpling Man (dumplingman.com) for $12.

SHACHIS AREPAS TO GO The parent restaurant in Williamsburg closed several months ago, so now there is only this little bare-bones storefront in the garment district for hefty Venezuelan arepas and empanadas with many filling choices, and entree plates, all to go or for neighborhood delivery: 319 West 35th Street, (212) 695-8884.

Foragers City Grocer, 300 West 22nd Street, and 232 Eighth Avenue (22nd Street), (212) 243-8888, will be open, starting Friday, from Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Neighborhood delivery is available.

For conditions in which the gastroenterologist acts primarily as a consultant for primary care, such as noncomplex gastroesophageal reflux or hepatitis C, a PMPM payment can support effective care coordination in a medical neighborhood delivery model.

"And here's value added," said David Grossnickle, a Food Bank director who surveyed the day's cadre of 35 visiting volunteers happily sorting giant wholesale pallets for neighborhood deliveries.

While a range of different sensors and high performance AI supercomputers running redundant and diverse algorithms will safely pilot the vehicle, some tricky obstacles may pop up during neighborhood or delivery driving.

"Do you want a weed store in your neighborhood?" Many delivery services consist of nothing more than a lone driver carrying a tackle box filled with pot.

Mr. McGettrick said that the Durst plan would bring new jobs and public access to the waterfront, while Phoenix would inundate the surrounding neighborhood with beer delivery trucks.

Years after Hennis had been acquitted on circumstantial evidence — Patrick Cone's shaky credibility; the Mr. X letters; the "spitting image" of Hennis who roamed the Eastburns' neighborhood; the newspaper-delivery woman who recalled seeing someone with a different car and physical appearance from Hennis's — the government now held a trump card.

The video, "Waiting for Water" — the third-place winner in the 2017 Yale Environment 360 Video Contest — examines the water woes facing the 2.1 million residents of Havana, where some people lack running water and must rely on neighborhood wells or deliveries from water tanker trucks known as pipas.

Couriers would scoop these up from centralized distribution points near its most popular San Francisco neighborhoods, minimizing the delivery distance.