doggy bag
doggie bag

Later on in the first season, the last question of the round was worth a special prize from the doggy bag.

One caveat: You are not allowed to ask for a doggy bag.

I know you're really happy, I brought home a doggy bag!

In fact, taking leftovers home from a restaurant is often called a doggy bag.

Only one course is necessary for most diners; even then, a doggy bag might be required.

It's hard to imagine anybody leaving the premises without a doggy bag.

Fortunately, this is the land of the doggy bag.

The management does have one rule: no doggy bags.

Americans are returning to the days of Tupperware and doggy bags to save money.

And I would pack a doggy bag if all of this is too heavy to digest at one meal.

They followed them with a shared pasta and left toting doggy bags.

They put our leftovers in a velvet doggy bag.

We should respect their impetuous art and not scheme to carry it off in a doggy bag.

I suspect it will take a lot more than doggy bags to change the problem of restaurant-generated food waste, though.

Wrap it up Get your doggy bag up front.

We'll get a doggy bag for Elaine.

Many patrons cannot finish and request doggy bags.

The waitress, seeing how much I had left, asked me if I wanted a doggy bag.

In some countries, especially in Europe, people would frown upon a diner asking for a doggy bag.

Didn't you tell one of my men that if I came back I'd go out in a doggy bag?"

I think I'll see if I can have a doggy bag.'

First-timers should note that the size of the pizzas may defeat them (doggy bags available).

Tell them if they come back to San Aquino County, they're going out in a doggy bag.

The portion of the latter was so generous there was enough in our doggy bag for two lunches.

It required its own doggy bag.

You can take books out of there along with your doggie bag.

She leaves, and George gets a doggie bag for the food.

Get half the meal in a doggie bag before it's brought to the table.

I got a doggie bag and finished them at home in Paris.

Too full to move, we sheepishly asked for a doggie bag.

Most meals result in doggie bags with enough food for a second night's dinner.

Everyone seemed to be taking home a doggie bag.

They, like most everyone else, needed a doggie bag.

The marrow was so wonderful that I nearly asked for a doggie bag.

This is much more than most diners would ever consider, but we left with no doggie bags.

The girls lit another one and asked for the steak to be put in a doggie bag.

Play it safe and take home a doggie bag.

On a second visit the bus girl asked whether our dog had enjoyed his doggie bag.

Only in their case, the doggie bag is their stomach.

The man was carrying a doggie bag, rather sheepishly, it seemed.

The four dishes ordered recently resulted in three doggie bags.

What if I take it home in a doggie bag and then share it?

Others, however, would sooner die than ask for a "doggie bag."

I'll get you a doggie bag out of the kitchen.'

But when he returns to the table with a toilet doggie bag, no one laughs.

Then he packed the doggie bags and rolled down the liner.

With doggie bag in hand, head back toward Penn Station.

Few customers can finish those two courses, and doggie bags are the norm.

Load up on the free doggie bags filled with sample treats.

They turned out to be dusty dry and were banished to the doggie bag.