Sentence examples similar to class caterer from inspiring English sources
The daily $19 menu consisted of a delicate fish terrine (about what you'd expect from a high-class caterer), tender chunks of veal with swiss chard and a gratin of potatoes and celeriac, followed by a cappuccino parfait with Bailey's Irish Cream -- something of an unappealing mush of schlag and coffee ice cream.
Of course, the caterer had to be immortalized, too.
Without a comparison of the contributions to the creation of the black middle class by, among others, teachers, ministers, beauticians, caterers, country club headwaiters and, truth be told, the occasional numbers banker, Tye's premise that Pullman porters, more than any other group, "helped give birth to the African-American professional classes" seems overstated.
Information about illness in the catering staff was collected by examining the caterer's sick logs.
In boarding a Singapore Airlines flight from Hong Kong to San Francisco, I was told a late-booking first-class passenger had been given the Hermolis kosher meal I had ordered and the airport caterer had provided a substitute meal with an inferior brand.
Born to a working-class Polish-American family in New Jersey, she worked her way up as a model, stockbroker and caterer.
Beyond Oliver's empire, middle-class operations such as the caterers Peyton and Byrne combine the sort of retro food common across the western world (lots of cupcakes) with elaborate versions of simple English grub including sausage and mash.
Directions: Call local caterer.
