Sentence examples for eating delivery from inspiring English sources

More than 300 undergraduate and graduate students from universities across the country will spend 36 hours consuming countless cups of coffee and eating delivery pizza while racing against the clock to develop new tech solutions or products.

Shuttered in at home, I spent most of my time in bed, eating delivery and watching Penguins of Madagascar, a Nickelodeon children's cartoon about a team of James Bond-like penguins who run the Central Park Zoo.

Shuttered in at home, I spent most of my time in bed, eating delivery and watching Penguins of Madagascar, a Nickelodeon children's cartoon about a team of James Bond like penguins who run the Central Park Zoo.

Instagram isn't the place to broadcast the evening you spent watching Netflix while eating Thai delivery, or huddling from the rain when your bachelor party turns out to be a bust.

The company's Uber Eats delivery service has become a major source of revenue.

Its popular Uber Eats delivery service, for example, contributed $1.5 billion in revenue in 2018 but is still dragging on the bottom line.

Some of them include complaints around health care staff attitudes, lack of privacy during delivery, denying trusted companions such as mothers-in-law access to the delivery rooms during the period of labor and delivery, lack of facilities for the mother to clean herself after delivery, and even something to eat after delivery.

While it would be possible to argue that this plays directly into stereotypes of bad, mad girls, it also gives voice to the suspicion that a generation has fallen for the myth that liberation isn't about equality in the workplace, the kitchen and the bedroom but about watching porn while masturbating and eating home-delivery pizza.

Likewise, when we learn that "Fifteen billion light-years is fast food / To the divine quantum equations / It is delivered to -- / Which eat the delivery boy, / According to Heisenberg".

Aditya Binaykia, MEMP 14, works in product development for the "Uber eats" meal delivery service.

My colleague Michael Humphrey points us to David Byrne's worries about such all you can eat artistic delivery systems.