Sentences with phrase «eat the pizza through»

I'm going to eat school lunch and eat the pizza through the end of 2010.

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We ate at a pizzeria that served us up the thinnest - crusted pizzas imaginable (you could read the newspaper through those crusts) that were baked in a brick, wood - fired pizza oven.

I ate a pizza (a really, really good pizza from Milton's in Raleigh) and spent the entire next day in a darkened living room, plowing through tissue boxes.

The recipe below makes more than you'll need for this naan pizza, so a little work today means easy eating through the week!

The girls would be able to run through the stadium tunnel and burst through a banner like the players, hang out with 49ers cheerleaders, the mascot and the team band, watch movies and eat pizza on the 50 yard line and see their names on the Levi's Stadium big screen in May.

And even when I recall the parts I don't miss (the epic screwed - up - ness), I'm touched to think of how we went through it all together and now here we are - on a porch in Austin eating homemade pizzas by candlelight.

It is inevitable that you will need to make use of a few drive - thru's and pizza deliveries while your kitchen project is ongoing but if you are able to plan some simple meals that aren't too ambitious and don't take much equipment or preparation to bring to the table, you can still eat well through the disruptions.

Back in the day when we would eat normal (non - paleo / keto) pizza on the regular, we could all go through a lot of slices.

From mid january through march I had been eating meat or fish nearly every day, as well as more refined starches (pasta, quiche crust, pizza dough made from white flour, white rice, couscous etc).

Then, every few years I went through the «I'm 10 weeks pregnant and look like I ate a whole pizza for lunch «stage.

They ate pizza, walked through the London streets, and had coffee as they enjoyed the summer sun and each other's company.

In Italy, she eats spaghetti in Rome and pizza in Naples — all while making a group of new friends through a chance encounter with a fellow visitor named Sofi [Tuva Novotny].

These are crusaders in rumpled suits with coffee cups instead of capes, plodding through the boring legwork that comprises so much of real journalism — making lists, finding almanacs in dusty rooms that stink of dead rat, filling out forms at the courthouse, eating leftover pizza in dismally unkempt apartments.

If an entire class is behaving exceptionally well or has worked through a particularly difficult assignment, reward them with a party, whether it's snacking on cupcakes, eating pizza for lunch, or enjoying popcorn and an afternoon movie.

Sure, the pizza place could sell through Uber Eats — but at a steep cost.

When he isn't playing through strange retro games like Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular, he can be found meditating under a waterfall to grow his beard or eating pizza.