Sentences with phrase «n't go to a restaurant»

... If you don't like their policy (this is a privately held company after all) then don't go to their restaurants!

When you fight, we can't go to a restaurant where other people are eating in peace,» they'll be angry, but your consistency will assure, in time, your children are learning about the way we behave in society.

If I did that with my kids the house would be destroyed, so nowadays you coddle instead of teaching right from wrong, I'll be dammed if I can't go to a restaurant because my kids misbehave.

Can't go to restaurants or do normal things.

«You can't go to a restaurant and order spaghetti and meatballs and think that you're having zero sugar, because there's a lot of added sugar in that meal.»

So you perhaps shouldn't go to a restaurant for an official dinner with a top like this, with back luck you pull the sleeves through your meal.

If a person mentioned his or her favorite cuisine, why not going to a restaurant?

«They don't have a car, don't go to restaurants and don't have a lot of discretionary expenses.»

Just as you wouldn't go to a restaurant if every reviewer said they got food poisoning, you wouldn't buy life insurance without looking at consumer reports first.

Not exact matches

Stephenie Landry, vice president of Prime Now, Amazon Fresh, and Amazon Restaurants told USA Today that «we might not have every last item that could be available in your local store but we're going to have the vast majority of them.»

It doesn't appear to matter whether you go to a food court, or an office cafeteria, or a proper sit - down restaurant, or sit on a bench with a sandwich; what matters is that you take a break.

«I just don't want to be in the mix the way that I used to,» Kim, 36, said in a scene on the E! reality show, «how desperate I was, going to every restaurant every night, like only wanting to be seen, knowing that all the TMZ cameras were there, so I'd run, flock to those places... I was so hungry for that.»

Kay: The guys don't even try to save money by using coupons to get discounts at their favorite restaurants since they go to the same places each week.

«The younger demographic is not going to a healthier fast casual restaurant because of the tag line.»

That quickly changed, however, as the company realized that it needed a supply of quality restaurants if it was going to attract any kind of demand; random didn't cut it.

It's possible that there are more people who tried the restaurant and have decided not to go back than the reverse.

First, your store, service business, or restaurant in Minneapolis isn't going to get a lot of benefit out of traffic that comes from Toledo, or Mexico City.

You go to all those restaurants with the Taj Mahal on them... I don't want that here.»

Another restaurant meal isn't going to stand out in someone's mind as much as going white water rafting, for example.

«We couldn't source it from any fish retailers... so I would go down to down to the Exumas with a big old Coleman cooler and shoot 30 or 40 fish, bring it back on a Monday [and] give it to our chef in the restaurant,» Chadwick recalls.

Translation: Salaried restaurant workers who thought they were going to receive extra compensation for long work weeks probably won't see that extra income this holiday season, or possibly anytime in the immediate future.

Go to fast - casual restaurants where you're not expected to tip.

52 % of Canadian consumers say they are more likely to go to a restaurant with healthier options — even if they don't order a healthy option.

It may not fit the model you have in your head but it is, like it or not, the way new restaurants are going to be successful.

McDonald's hasn't produced a same - restaurant monthly gain since 2013, and as such even that QSR giant is looking to go more fast - casual with smaller menus and upgraded decor.

David Kretzmann: And you don't even need to go to the restaurants now.

So if the Trian vehicle is going to be focusing more on finance or mortgages, isn't it possible that Nelson Peltz still wants to keep the door open to scratch his restaurant itch?

The same people who protest international support for third - world countries saying «we need to take care of our own first» are ironically the same people who actually want to abolish food stamps, the WIC program, free school lunches, welfare and social security in the US, never mind the fact that the people who benefit from these programs are the ones who cut their lawns, clean their homes, serve their meals in restaurants, and build their houses, all while going home to a tiny apartment they share with 6 other people and finding nothing to eat in the house but a can of green beans because payday is still 2 days off and there's only enough gas in the car to get them to work the next two days, so driving around town for 2 hours trying to find an open food bank isn't an option.

Holiness for me was found in the mess and labour of giving birth, in birthday parties and community pools, in the battling sweetness of breastfeeding, in the repetition of cleaning, in the step of faith it took to go back to church again, in the hours of chatting that have to precede the real heart - to - heart talks, in the yelling at my kids sometimes, in the crying in restaurants with broken hearted friends, in the uncomfortable silences at our bible study when we're all weighing whether or not to say what we really think, in the arguments inherent to staying in love with each other, in the unwelcome number on the scale, in the sounding out of vowels during bedtime book reading, in the dust and stink and heat of a tent city in Port au Prince, in the beauty of a soccer game in the Haitian dust, in the listening to someone else's story, in the telling of my own brokenness, in the repentance, in the secret telling and the secret keeping, in the suffering and the mourning, in the late nights tending sick babies, in confronting fears, in the all of a life.

When Dave and I go to a restaurant, he often has a glass of wine or a martini and I don't mind at all.

So, we might not be able to go to your home for dinner or to a particular restaurant.

We go to the cinema, we go to a restaurant, we come back and we can't wait to tell our neighbours, our family members and friends about the experience.

The same people who will benefit from an expanded green economy won't suffer from an expanded gambling economy, because they'd rather dine at an upscale (but tastefully casual) restaurant in Brooklyn that specializes in locally sourced food and sustainable agriculture than get on a bus to go to a «Las Vegas — style» casino in the Catskills.

We went to church on Sundays and said grace before meals (only at home with the immediate family, not in restaurants or with extended family / friends), but other than that we weren't a particulary «religious» family (aside from not doing all the «stuff good Baptists don't do,» but we didn't preach about that either).

Some churches have rules about going to the movies, wearing cosmetics, playing cards, watching television, going to the beach, not having a «quiet time» every day, going to a restaurant that sells liquor, wearing certain clothing, driving certain cars, wearing certain jewelry, listening to certain music, dancing, holding a certain job, wearing your hair a certain way, having certain possessions, drinking coffee, eating certain foods, drinking certain drinks, celebrating certain holidays, reading certain books, or certain magazines, etc., etc., etc. [11]

If it wasn't for the seal cull, then many of the species you enjoy to eat at your favorite restaurants would have been gone way before now.

When I walk down a street or go to a restaurant, i do nt want to hear about or see what anyones religious beliefs are.

It really speaks volumes when the workers go to a restaurant and ask if their chicken is from their own store... if it is, they don't eat it.

Just like going to a restaurant is a nice change of pace to get fed on a lazy day and get some food you wouldn't get at home... (2) I think we want to be a part of something bigger than ourselves, and meeting with other Christians on Sundays helps us with that — singing together, fellowshiping, etc. (3) Sunday mornings can be one of the places where the pastor gets to teach people how to feed themselves.

I'm not going to boycott this restaurant because I love their food.

Not to mention that people aren't condemning these unknown groups you mentioned... no, they are going after a restaurant.

«We don't believe consumers are going to stop mixing their own drinks — that's fairly ingrained in the American psyche, whether at home or a restaurant or a bar — but we think there are occasions where a premix works,» he asserts.

In the specialty niche, a run - of - the - mill food selection is not going to cut it, because that is not what high - end restaurants or specialty retailers want.

Restaurants in Copenhagen are crazy expensive, and don't often cater to vegetarian diets, so I very rarely go out to eat here.

I'm not going to write a restaurant review unless Food & Beverage Magazine send me back!

Having lived in Brazil for over a year now, I can confirm that you'll rarely go to a restaurant that doesn't serve collard greens this way here!

I rarely go out to eat and most the time you can't find a really good margarita without going to a Mexican restaurant.

This is a great time for Seattle restaurants to show what they can do for a reasonable price and get customers they would usually not get, but also this is a great time for us foodies to go to our favorite places and get a good 3 - course meal for only $ 25.

In fact, you're not gonna believe just how easy it is to make tasty, luscious lobster bisque at home — and without the hefty price tag at a fancy pants restaurant.

We didn't plan to go to Hafnia Bar first, but for no reason our planned - to - go - eat restaurant simply closed.