Sentence examples for provide takeout from inspiring English sources

So last year she organized Rand School, which her daughters attend, to provide takeout lunches for needy people in Montclair.

Hot Israeli businesses are those that provide takeout food, video rentals, cell phones and private security services -- the common denominator being fear and a reluctance to stray far from home.

More than 30 cities in California have banned restaurants from selling takeout food in polystyrene containers — those ubiquitous white clamshells at delis or salad bars — and commercial enterprises are rising to the challenge of a plastic foam-free zone: In Santa Monica, the number of distributors providing takeout containers that meet the city's new requirements has more than quadrupled.

Neighbors and relatives would provide Chinese takeout food for the children because there was often nothing in the apartment to eat.

Lunch was provided as takeout.

Dining halls provide boxed meals for takeout during Ramadan, a month of fasting from sunup to sunset.

Two-sided marketplaces like Lyft, Postmates and Airbnb — multi-billion dollar businesses that provide things like rides and takeout to consumers and also serve as a platform for people to contract to provide those things — are some of the fastest growing startups in the tech world today, popular for their quick, on-demand service model.

To accompany a meal of Popeyes takeout, Nina Griscom suggests dishes that provide "color and crunch".

And you—a sexagenarian Colombian farmer, forced to consider whether death is preferable to the life of a sexual invalid are going to provide the downtime to go with their hastily gobbled takeout.

Though the town remains partially flooded today, the waters have receded enough to provide a glimpse at what your arteries look like after eating takeout Chinese food: salt-clogged and parched.

On the subject of company perks, Todd Ferkingstad, a 33-year-old engineer who left Microsoft to join Wildseed, cited the takeout dinners provided on "work-late Tuesdays," when the programmers stay into the night.