Sentence examples for a single seating from inspiring English sources
When the esteemed French chef Alain Ducasse opens his first American outpost, in the Essex House early this summer, he will adhere to the three-star Michelin amenity of a single seating.
In cinemas, Raúl Ruiz's epic swansong Mysteries of Lisbon (2010, New Wave, PG) presented something of a challenge to those who did not have four-and-a-half hours to spare at a single seating.
There will be a single seating, at 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, for a meal that Mr. Kirschen-Clark described as "like what Brooklyn Fare does," referring to Cesár Ramirez's restaurant in a kitchen in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, which has won three Michelin stars.
IF the measure of the great American novel is whether thousands of people will pay to watch a staged reading of its every word in a single seating, interrupted only by a meal and maybe a sipped Manhattan or six, then Jonathan Whatshisname's latest doorstopper is not your book.
With so few seats available and just a single seating each night, spots are at a premium.
In 1915, the hotel's Royal Ballroom was converted into the Royal Apollo Cinema, accommodating more than 1,000 moviegoers in a single seating (it was later renamed the Red Star Cinema, during the city's Communist era).
