Sentence examples for a takeaway from from inspiring English sources

If there is a takeaway from the first weekend of NFL playoffs it's that experience matters.

The effect is completed by a leopardskin rug and a takeaway from McDonald's.

"I would get a takeaway from time to time to save you some cooking".

On Saturday night, as the team bus sped across the Place de Saint-Cloud, Deano could be seen in the front seat munching a takeaway from a paper bag.

Service moves at a pace to suit the time-pressed City luncher, though my guest Dan did wonder whether they would travel this far – according to him most of them barely have time to grab a takeaway from the apparently very superior Coco di Mama group.

A pizza chain can now advertise using a message on desktop-devices for table reservations in their area as well as a location based click-to-call ad on a mobile device to order a takeaway from their nearest branch – all from within one enhanced campaign.

What a wonderful takeaway from a sweet and cheerful book.

That's a key takeaway from a January study by two Cornell economists, Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

That's a strange takeaway from a guy who's seen nothing but resistance to everything he's tried to do from the GOP in the last six years.

And then one night, sheltering a takeaway curry from the rain under my coat, I found the chair.

Aluna Francis, 24, prods at a takeaway tub from a local veggie place, forking up everything except unfancied chunks of beetroot.