Sentence examples for brisket dinner from inspiring English sources

We had the rib and brisket dinner ($13.89) and the burnt ends ($17 a pound) with plenty of Texas toast.

The Megabus broke down on the way back from Lexington, though, and after three-plus hours on the side of the highway, we didn't get into Knoxville until evening — too late for art and basketball but perfect timing for a quality brisket dinner (with two sides, $11.50).

When Cochran took the stage recently at a Chamber of Commerce brisket dinner, he not only defended his pork-barrel spending, he spoke about the goodness of government — something few Republicans have dared to do since the small-government tea party movement swept through their party.

In the days since her death, even prominent actors and entertainment magnates spoke in interviews of gawking across Ms. Mengers's table at their fellow guests — actors, publishers, directors, newspaper columnists, writers, studio owners, essayists — as they shared a decidedly unpretentious dinner of brisket, chicken potpie, or sausage and peppers.

It was almost 6 p.m. and about time for our brisket of beef family dinner.

Lunch and dinner options feature brisket, pulled pork and roasted chicken.

Dani Geen's family was lounging around the living room after a dinner of smoked brisket and baked beans when she broke the news: She planned to include marijuana in every part of her wedding.

"I was 21 before I realized that everyone else didn't have rugelach and brisket for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner," said cookbook author Linda Merinoff.

Lunch and dinner selections include a brisket hash that is under 500 calories and a shrimp and chorizo paella that maxes out at 370 calories.

One night my mother came over for dinner and as we prepared the brisket and mashed potatoes together, I showed her my cellphone with the current "Words With Friends" game board in-progress on my cellphone.

For a true culinary performance, though, opt for the Omakase, or, for larger groups, the Chef Special dinner, featuring a Slow Cooked Japanese-style Brisket.