Sentence examples for assorted restaurants from inspiring English sources

The 444-room Hilton hotel on 42nd Street has been built atop a 335,000-square-foot development that is to include a 25-screen AMC Entertainment motion picture theater, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, an HMV music store and assorted restaurants and stores.

www.capjuluca.com The Four Seasons Resort Nevis, with 196 plush rooms and suites in gingerbread-trimmed cottages on four-mile-long Pinney's Beach, plans to reopen Nov. 24, its assorted restaurants and bars, 10 tennis courts, 18-hole golf course, fitness center and accommodations, all with balconies or patios and large marble bathrooms, as spiffy as ever.

Other good dancing spots: M1NT [318 Fuzhou Rd., 24th floor] and the Glamour Bar [5 the Bund, 6th floor]." WALKING AROUND "A great place for a sunny day is Ruijin Hotel [118 Ruijin 2nd Rd.], an old, converted residence of a British publishing magnate, housing assorted restaurants, each in its own villa.

Caity Weaver and Rich Juzwiak visited assorted restaurants everywhere from New York City to Epcot Center, Florida, to produce an extensive series of candid reviews.

After rummaging around assorted restaurant rubbish, he dunked a tube into a smelly storage bin and, the police said, vacuumed out about 300 gallons of grease.

Using video projectors, the festival (www.nylesff.com) devotes five nights of screenings, through Sunday at assorted bars, restaurants and other sites in the East Village and Lower East Side, to independent films with no distribution.

Once upon a time that was me -  in Allders of Croydon or Next, Exeter, and working in assorted bars and restaurants in central London.

Assorted wursts from restaurants like Blaue Gans, Katz's, Esposito's and others will sizzle for tasters on Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. in one-hour sessions.

Along the four-lane road that winds through the center of town, there are cafes, galleries, restaurants and assorted shops, including furniture dealers and western-wear outfitters.

Mr. Ottenstein could note that the National Park Service had already allowed the park to be girdled by a honky-tonk strip of motels, drive-ins, fried-food restaurants and assorted tourist traps.

The 627,000 people who attended the stock show last year, he said, left behind about $80 million with Denver hotels, restaurants and other assorted merchants.