Sentence examples for book dining from inspiring English sources
In his marvelous book "Dining at the Pavillon," Joseph Wechsberg tells the story of how he and Soulé drove back from Long Island after Soulé had established a restaurant, the Hedges, in East Hampton.
After living in the camps for extended stays, Kahn created the book, Dining in Refugee Camps, The Art of Sahrawi Cooking in 2009 and brought it back to New York with the idea of approaching NGOs to fund its publication.
According to food writer Fiona Ross in her book, Dining with the Famous and Infamous, the renowned screwball surrealist Salvador Dalí fancied his protégée and muse Amanda Lear so much that he'd showcase his love for the woman he said "had a beautiful skull" by sharing with her bowls of cold fruit soup.
Aizle – say it like hazel – isn't your by-the-book fine dining restaurant.
Cavallo says the romantic ideal of students debating the books in dining halls and residence halls turns out to be true.
According to this book, they dine on oxtail stew, pea soup with ham, pork cutlet sandwiches and chicken with olives and preserved lemons.
Starting Tuesday, nonmembers with tickets can book pre-theater dining.
Somewhat to my regret I was booked to dine there at the Sinatra, which – sure enough – plays and displays the singer to excess.
On the village green and within walking distance of everything in the town, the inn has a classic resort-hotel feel, with a roaring fireplace, a cozy library filled with games and books, and elegant dining.
Evidence of the erudition is everywhere: in the book-lined hallway of his riverside loft apartment, and the book-lined dining room, and the book-lined study, and the book-lined sitting room, which we're now sitting in -- the room he calls (with perhaps a flash of that wit) "the library".
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