Sentence examples for cartes on from inspiring English sources
After a lightning impeachment in 2012 Mr Lugo's vice-president, Federico Franco, took his place until this year's election.The Economist spoke to Mr Cartes on December 11th in his official residence, the Mburuvicha Roga ("Boss House" in Guaraní, the Amerindian language spoken alongside Spanish by most Paraguayans).
Mr. Rogers said that as the television industry moved to more "á la carte, on-demand," TiVo's strength would be its "ability to deliver huge amounts of content on demand to people's television sets" or to their PCs.
That meshes with my suggestion that Pandora should offer a la carte on-demand streaming service with limited access for a cheaper price.
A Michelin-starred restaurant, which is to say a posh one, has decided to scrap its "à la carte" menu on the grounds that it wastes too much food trying to provide all of the different meals it lists from which the customers expect to choose.
The chefs will cook a seven-course menu ($85 per person) and an a la carte menu on Friday and Saturday for dinner.
The shrimp are upgraded to scallops for the version of the dish on the à la carte menu on other nights.
Dieter Thiel, the chef-owner, has also expanded his à la carte menu on the less expensive end, though he continues to offer his five-course $59 prix fixe menu.
Its position is that corporate travel buyers had long argued for unbundling, which is the term airlines use to describe separating fees for various services from the basic fare, so that travelers can choose from an à la carte menu on any given trip.
Any other arrangement necessarily entails trade-offs and that there will be no à la carte menu on offer for the UK.
Behind the tiny bar is a restaurant/concert venue filled with fairground memorabilia that serves a standard French carte on weekends.
€30 a la carte, on average Casse-Cailloux, Tours Chef Hervé Chardonneau's market-driven contemporary French menus are not only inventive and superbly well-cooked but excellent value for money.
