Sentence examples similar to for a quick service from inspiring English sources

You want a quick service, you pay for it.

And it is not a quick service.

"We had breakfast last summer with Perry Katz, a co-producer of the film, who had us read the script, and we saw the scene with an opportunity for a quick-service restaurant with a drive-through window," Mark Malinowski, who is based in New York for Ketchum Entertainment, said of him and his colleague, Tom Freydl, who is based in Los Angeles.

After his death, Udin's body was autopsied then brought to the Bernas office for a quick memorial service, in which the staff sang "Gugur Bunga" ("Fallen Flowers").

Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except Sunday, when it closes at 3 p.m. Shirley's Restaurant, a diner at 74 West Avenue, (518) 584-4532, has been in the same family since the early 60's and is a favorite among Saratogians for its quick service and reasonable prices.

And if a low-key pint is on the menu, casual downtown spots like the Town Pump Tavern, Detroit Beer Co. and Park Bar (which happens to be the seating for the mouth-watering shawarma at next door Bucharest Grill) are recommended for their quick service, reasonable prices and good food.

That's because the recruitment and retention of drivers is a real pain-point for small independent quick service restaurants.

Model 1 focuses on a single network with small-scale failures, and repairs arcs for quick service restoration.

Lyle's, Tea Building, 56 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JJ, 020 3011 5911, lyleslondon.com 8 Koya Bar Soho Chosen by Nieves Barragán Mohacho, Barrafina Whenever I go to Koya Bar for a quick bite before service, I usually end up having five dishes – the problem is, the daily specials board is impossible to resist.

The new place, in an increasingly foodcentric slice of the East Village, will have 65 seats and will be designed for quick service, takeout and delivery.

Among them are Uptown Brasserie, serving Marcus Samuelsson's American fare, and, for quick service, his Street Food; La Brea Bakery, with Nancy Silverton's sandwiches and pastries; Blue Smoke on the Road, with barbecue and cocktails; and two Shake Shacks, the first in an airport.