Sentence examples for a manger at from inspiring English sources

He's gaining valuable media-industry work experience by dropping acid in the outdoor seating area of a Pret A Manger at 10AM on a Wednesday.

He's gaining valuable media-industry work experience by dropping acid in the outdoor seating area of a Pret A Manger at 10 AM on a Wednesday.

A  FEW weeks later, back in Manhattan, the line is forming at the Pret a Manger at Broadway and 39th Street.

Jerry Gong, a manger at Lemongrass Grill, a Thai restaurant at 2534 Broadway, said leaving menus in buildings was a good way to attract new customers.

By custom, Mrs. Gil-Rosas said, a family's statue is placed in a manger at home on Christmas Eve, but handed over the next morning to a trusted friend or relative — the godmother — who has the honor of safeguarding the statue, dressing it and taking it to church on Feb. 2. The first year, the statue is clad in white, as if for a baptism.

If we had a manger at the time she might have called it a bad career move.

And targeting small business owners who charge £4 for a bowl of Lucky Charms seems lazy when a Versace shop has just opened a few streets away, and a shiny new Pret A Manger sits at the top of Brick Lane.

But while a Starbucks cupcake will set you back £3.00 (eat-in), the chocolate brownie bar offered by Pret-a-Manger at £1.80 (eat-in) is a more reasonably priced indulgence.

Because of Pret A Manger, of course: "Look at Pret A Manger.

The discovery by police of a 1696 Stradivarius worth £1.2m and two bows with a combined value of £67,000 taken by opportunist thieves in 2010 while Korean-born violinist Min-Jin Kym was eating at a Pret a Manger cafe at Euston station has, she said, left her "on cloud nine" with an "incredible feeling of elation".

Imagine the scene: the chairman of Shell UK, Erik Bonino, sitting alongside Lee-Anne Barraclough, Shell's VP of communications, over a Pret a Manger takeaway at Shell's offices in London.