Pita in a sentence

Agripas St. 115, Jerusalem Last, on the food crawl, but not least is the Arayes (Arais), a meat patty inside a pita, grilled together, that makes for a crispy pita soaking in the drippings from the patty on the inside.

The Canadian Extreme Pita franchise sells low fat and salt pita sandwiches with stores in the larger Canadian cities.

Before he ended his speech, Mr Pita shared his aspirations for the country’s future.

But the odds were always going to be stacked against Pita on his road to taking the premiership from the junta, even after his success in the election.

Chaithawat, who was previously the party's secretary-general, called the move a "temporary restructuring" while Pita clears his name.

Chonlanan Srikaew, the leader of the coalition partner Pheu Thai Party, nominated Pita to start Thursday’s proceedings, which include six hours of debate before an up-or-down vote for prime minister.

For a wholesome meal, consider a Signature Stuffed Pita from Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill.

Furthermore, the academics believed Mr Pita and the MFP had no room to back down from their Section 112 stance after making it a central element of their election campaign.

If found guilty, Pita could face severe penalties, including up to 10 years in prison and a 20-year voting ban.

I ordered the chicken shawarma pita which comes with feta, harissa hummus, pickles and halloumi on the side, in total it came to £15.30.

Leader of Pheu Thai party Chonlanan Srikaew, left, gives the traditional greeting or "wai" to Leader of Move Forward Party Pita Limjaroenrat in Bangkok, Thailand, Wednesday, May 17, 2023.

Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat waves to supporters during a victory parade in Bangkok.

Mr Pita tweeted that he was “ready” to become the country’s 30th prime minister.

My pita was hot, and the hummus was a colorful collection of spices and herbs and had that made-right-then taste — something you can’t achieve when it travels a far distance to get to you.

On the next block over is Al-Basha Sweets, whose kitchens churn out acres of Arabic pastries for the cases out front and bake mountains of round, golden pita to be shuttled over to the savory restaurants as soon as they emerge from the oven.

Pita, a liberal from the private sector, has won huge youth support for his plan to shake up politics and bring reforms to sectors and institutions long considered untouchable.

Pita appears to be gaining popularity among Thai voters.

Pita is layered with hummus and eggplant za’alook and topped with diced tomato, cucumber, onion, dill pickle and tahini.

Pita’s loss may also spell trouble for his coalition, which includes opposition runner-up the Pheu Thai party.

Pita, the leader of the progressive Move Forward Party, had achieved a remarkable victory in the May election, signaling the Thai people’s rejection of nearly nine years of military-backed government.