The set rattles on with a home-for-dinnertime mendacity: Horrorshow is sloppy and rigid, and the cor blimey drawl of The Boy Looked At Johnny – written when Razorlight's Johnny Borrell was still in the band, feels staid and dated.
Roughly 200 firefighters struggled in the dark for seven hours — from dinnertime Saturday to early Sunday — to control the blaze, at a red-brick apartment house at 346 East 29th Street, which is in a heavily immigrant neighborhood made up mostly of blocks of one- and two-family homes.
As a kid, one of the hardest in-between for me was from dinnertime on Christmas Eve until 7 a.m. on Christmas Day which was my parents' absolute earliest approved wake-up time.
The children's program ($25 for a half day, $65 for a full day, $45 for a dinnertime session, including a meal) runs from mid-June through Labor Day.
Mr. May owns but one restaurant now: San Domenico on Central Park South, where he has gathered his workers for this dinnertime meeting.
It wasn't unusual for our dinnertime discussions to centre around the empowerment of women, with a particular focus on the education of girls in Bangladeshi villages.
RULE 4 To start a revolution, give up control Linus Torvalds, Silicon Valley's most reluctant and most radical superstar, arrives for a dinnertime interview with an unusual entourage.
For the workaholic to shutdown the computer at 5 o'clock and head home for family dinnertime is like the splitting of the sea.
