Sentence examples for array of sandwich from inspiring English sources
But the lunch menu includes seafood gazpacho (from $6.50), Portuguese chicken stew (from $6), marinated steak and linguiça sausage skewers ($9.50) and an array of sandwich combos.
For lunch, guests can return to the dining room or make their own bag lunch from an abundant array of sandwich ingredients (artichoke-walnut pâté with braised leeks on rosemary bread was my favorite concoction), salad makings and rich cookies.
The methodology is tested using a 3×3 array of sandwich panels, and an 18-panel group arranged in a horseshoe pattern.
It serves an array of sandwiches, salads, pastas and entrees (several from the rotisserie) and Sunday brunch.
The appointment was at lunchtime, and when Gilman was shown into the room he was pleased by a small courtesy — an array of sandwiches.
" Everyone remembers that Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign provided a rich array of sandwiches and other food near the caucus sites in 2008, a possible enticement for caucus-goers.
Summoning pictures of the sandwiches on the computer screen discloses an array of mouthwatering sandwiches that cannot fail but appeal not only to the hungry but to the viewer who anticipates being hungry at some undefined time in the future.
His final meal for Torode and fellow judge Gregg Wallace involved a complex array of "slider" sandwiches, themed to a trio of cities, a Japanese noodle dish with truffled lobster and a selection of British puddings.
For those who make an advance reservation for afternoon tea ($25.95 plus tax and 20percentt gratuity), a waitress delivers a three-tiered stand of treats: warm raisin scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, an array of tea sandwiches and desserts that include lemon crunch cake.
Its highly regarded menu of "wholesome, soulful food" includes local eggs, veggie and rice bowls, an array of hearty sandwiches and much more.
What could be better than some of the world's best champagnes, teas and a seemingly endless array of tiny sandwiches and sweets?
