Sentence examples for takeout outside from inspiring English sources

Weekends in Maine turned into Washington sleepovers, with Mr. Ready eating takeout outside a conference room as Mr. Frank hammered out a bank bailout with figures like Henry Paulson Jr., then the Treasury secretary.

The Ramsgards have exhausted two cement mixers and eaten countless takeout picnics outside among the trees, but lately they have begun to see their own story imprinted within its walls: at the machine where Ruby spent hours cutting steel bars to support concrete; in the rooftop chimney hole, where Mrs. Ramsgard found Rex napping in the sun.

In August 2011, Steven Crist, publisher of The Daily Racing Form, e-mailed Mr. Hayward, forwarding a reader's concern the takeout rate was "outside the parameters of the law".

Now, New Orleans Saints Quarterback, philanthropist and angel investor Drew Brees is backing a startup called Waitr to make takeout more convenient outside of the biggest cities.

Although the footprint of the restaurant will be smaller than the final incarnation of the old Tavern on the Green, there will, nonetheless, be room for 300 guests inside, an additional 200 to 300 outside and a takeout window selling smoothies, sandwiches and picnic fare.

With only a couple of tables inside and not much room to move around, you'll often see people picking up takeout or sitting on their car hoods outside, chowing down in the parking lot.

BEIJING — Bundled up on a wind-whipped day, about 30 people lined up outside a restaurant takeout window here, waiting for rabbit heads.

The enticing aroma on the sidewalk outside this small takeout spot comes from jerk, the Jamaican version of barbecue, prepared in an old oil drum.

She tells readers, "I got into the car because, like Mike and Reggie, I wanted Chuck's killer to die....I didn't care whether this man had believed his life was threatened when he came upon Chuck outside the Chinese takeout store...I simply wanted him to pay for what he'd done, for what he'd taken away from us".

You can collect your Diet Coke, root beer, or Sprite from the 7-Eleven's amply stocked refrigerated section and find friendly conversation with the small coterie of men and women who cluster outside with their takeout coffee, not having to worry about who you are talking to or who you'll be seen with.

He's finally getting around to it, serving takeout in a repurposed shipping container just outside Madison Square Park.