Sentence examples for good takeout from inspiring English sources

After all, the only things a New Yorker needs is a sympathetic therapist, good takeout and a parking spot.

It's hard to get good takeout in the caves of Tora Bora, so you know they're pretty lean by now.

Though the main dishes on two visits rarely rose above the level of good takeout, the soups and noodles and appetizers and cold dishes made a fine meal.

For now, the company is largely focused on quick-service restaurants — the kind of places that make for good takeout spots for lunch or a quick meal at home.

China scored a point in the 10th to take its game to an extra end, but Sweden skip Niklas Edin played a good takeout with his next-to-last stone and then drew to the 4-foot with his final shot.

A neighborhood place where you can come in, sit down and meet people is becoming lost in this country.' Besides a friendly tank of gas and a cup of coffee, the Tustians offer fresh baked goods, takeout dinners, deli sandwiches, fresh flowers and home-grown vegetables.

Salad, like the popular Moroccan matbucha with stewed tomatoes, green peppers and garlic, can be bought by the pound ($6), which is good for takeout.

Around 9 p.m., as the restaurant was serving its final customers, her employees were covering the doors to the basement with plastic; they had already removed all the dry goods and takeout containers stored there, Ms. Voulgaris said.

By that time, Kenny was doing a good business in takeout sandwiches like chicken salad and egg salad.

"I have always believed that lower takeout is good for both the fans and those of us who benefit from the handle," Barry K. Schwartz, the chairman and chief executive of the N.Y.R.A., said yesterday in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

The red apple compote with a hint of red wine ($5) was a good finish to a takeout meal of grilled asparagus wrapped in bacon ($3); Japanese potato salad ($3); Nagoya chicken wings, marinated in soy sauce and rice wine, then deep fried, ($6); — and of course, yakitori.