Sentence examples for network of restaurants from inspiring English sources

PDA, a Thai social enterprise, distributes condoms and contraceptive advice through a network of restaurants.

La Farigoule is one of the region's Bistrot de Pays, a network of restaurants committed to local food at reasonable prices.

Social and serial smokers are puffing away at an underground network of restaurants that would rather risk a health inspection than alienate valued customers.

He said: "We have raised a few thousand dollars through our small network of restaurants - but we would love to increase our reach.

In response to student demand for a way to text food orders to restaurants in between classes, Campusfood.com, an online network of restaurants available on more than 300 campuses, began offering text and SMS message ordering in April.

They handle food production and food safety for a vast network of restaurants without, they hope, encountering the kind of contamination outbreaks that have battered Chipotle the past few years.

Mr. English, the chef, has a network of restaurant across the country.

And just think -- some of those people were in your preferred network of restaurant service providers (and you got a good deal on the cost of their services), but some weren't (and you were charged what looks like an exorbitant amount).

These on-demand marketplaces are therefore not as easy to scale as the pure-software one, but benefit from stronger barriers to entry and scale advantage: it will be very hard for a new entrant to compete against these optimized networks of restaurants and couriers, once they will have reached maturity in a city.

Alexander Korolyov, who worked in Russia's foreign service and now owns part of a large network of sushi restaurants, recalled what he said were embarrassing incidents from that first Japanese restaurant, Sapporo, when important politicians and businessmen demanded bread, a supplement to any Russian meal, to eat with their rice.

Long John Silver's and A&W account for 1,630 restaurants in Yum's portfolio -- a small fraction of the company's sprawling network of 37,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries.