Sentence examples for ordering a kebab from inspiring English sources

I'm now worrying that he's ordering a kebab.

Eventually Kate Moss turned up and started trying to DJ, so we went home to order a kebab.

"People who live here are still stigmatised," comments one local, ordering a Bollywood chicken kebab at a fast-foot joint.

He told us he had just ordered himself a kebab and was sitting there with a glass of port.

Unless you have your heart set on a kebab or two (I might try the chicken kebab next time), I'd recommend ordering a bunch of starters, hot and cold, and letting it go at that.

Or, worse in terms of waistline but totally superior for satiating inebriated tastebuds, at the kebab shop on the corner ordering a deluxe doner with extra garlic mayo.

I went for a matnakash, but also scored by ordering a beef lula sandwich, a seasoned, molded log-shaped kebab, wrapped in fresh bread that was thicker than a tortilla but thinner than pita, for $5.99.

In Manchester, at Artisan, you can even order a lamb doner kebab pizza.

We found some space at Aynen's counter and ordered a dürüm of Adana kebab and another made with lamb shish kebab, leaving the choice of lavaş up to the griller.

He ordered a dish of the famous Aleppan cherry kebab for me to try.

But we persevered, ordering several kebab entrees and stuffed cabbage.