Sentence examples for a full supper from inspiring English sources

Still, I haven't observed Burns Night with a full supper of haggis (if you've never tried it, don't be put off by its fearsome reputation — Burns hailed it as "Great chieftain o' the puddin-race," but it's essentially a big oatmealy sausage), neeps & tatties (turnips and potatoes), Cranachan (a traditional Scottish dessert), whisky and singing, in over a decade.

Strictly dominated BBC1 last night, a full 90 minutes before supper, then a brief respite that allowed us to switch over to The Ramones and Shakin' Stevens on TOTP2, before another hour and a quarter to wrap up something that could have unfolded in half that time.

A full table, either at a church supper or a Sabbath meal, is symbolic to many of "God's blessing to us that we can have this bounty," Fitchett says.

In Scandinavia you'll often come across light supper dishes as an alternative to a full evening meal, a tradition stemming from the days when main meals were eaten at midday or in the late afternoon.

The practice of a Sunday supper originated with families gathering after church for a full meal in England and Europe, countries with deep Christian heritage.

Instead of brioche, McCalls laid on a savory and sweet repast of small bites for all, and a full festive feast for the cast, who had truly sung for their supper.

Mine has three provinces: a full kitchen/dining room with a table as long as that in The Last Supper; a living room bigger than most Manhattan apartments; and a bedroom in which the king bed looks miniature.

Her 1964 album, "May I Come In?" (Capitol), a straightforward pop collection, was her first to employ a full orchestra, but on subsequent albums she veered back into jazz and supper-club fare, mixing standards, jazz songs and witty novelties.

PORT WASHINGTON The Sands Point Preserve "Sizzling Jazz at Sands Point Preserve," cabaret supper club starring Tina Fabrique, Michael McElroy and Chelsea Packard, led by Steven Lutvak, music director/composer, with Wells Hanley, pianist, and a full jazz band.

Farm suppers with local food are held every Thursday at 7.30pm (£29.50 for three courses) and there's a full programme of nature walks and talks.

It's a full week of performances by Mexican, other North American and Eastern European artists in various settings -- for children, with dinner in a supper club and even right on the beach.