Sentence examples for classic dinner from inspiring English sources

Unlike the giddy society matron Billie Burke played in the George Cukor classic "Dinner at Eight," these cooks don't worry about the aspic crashing to the floor.

For a comedy classic, "Dinner at Eight" is surprisingly dark, a piece about pampered New Yorkers on the eve of their own destruction.

Mr. Castronovo said, "We'll give people the classic dinner, but we'll we do it our way: with a pretzel-dumpling stuffing, and a confit of the leg, like rillettes".

Now a new edition of dinnerware by Ms. Zeisel, called Classic Century, combines those patterns and adds new pieces (including a larger version of the ovoid Tomorrow's Classic dinner plate and a mug that Ms. Zeisel, now 98, designed for this set).

Though positioning itself more as a social meetup group than a dating site, it often appeals to the younger generation who are used to more casual "hangouts," than they are a proper date, e.g. the classic "dinner and movie".

Stuffing In Versus Stuffing Out The classic dinner dilemma: Are you going to cook the stuffing inside the bird so that it turns out moist and rich and infused with turkey juices... and risk getting food poisoning?

FILET DE BOEUF EN CROUTE (Beef Wellington) A classic dinner-party dish.This simple version is adapted from Mapie de Toulouse-Lautrec's "Good French Cooking".

We decided to go on a classic date: dinner and a movie.

Also important was a shift toward purchases of prepared food, adding a range of choices such as frozen Asian cuisine to the classic TV dinner.

The group's traditionalists emerge (Gordon Ramsay calls for a classic roast dinner), as do sentimentalists ("No froufrou French. No snout-to-tail.

In your art-house classic "My Dinner With Andre," you play an intellectual who says very little and passively listens to a friend talk for nearly two hours.