Everyone is eating, elbow to elbow, one long table, menus, wineglasses, knives and forks, bread baskets and butter plates, entrees, salads and desserts, like a commissary from hell.
Citarella's fills the space that used to house Hurley's, a kind of commissary-away-from-the-NBC-commissary, a bar where everybody knew your name because everybody was probably a co-worker, at least at certain times of the day.
If a vender needed a phony letter from a food commissary or from the Environmental Control Board, there were crooked operators and notary publics who could supply one.
— Crammed into a booth at the Nate 'n Al Delicatessen — the professionally funny call it "the commissary" — Barnet Kellman, David Isaacs and Jack Epps Jr., from the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, were trying to explain over a plate of pickles why those who create screen comedy deserve academic respect.
When the police hierarchy did their reorganization of 1 Police Plaza's second floor, they moved the building's concession and commissary area from the ninth floor to a spot just outside the shack's offices.
Instead he gives us prison clichés: push-ups, phone calls, girlie magazines, culinary cell concoctions (Doritos burritos are a favorite), makeshift ingenuities (air freshener made from orange peels), commissary vexations, visits (from folks like Kanye West).
Wall texts offer detailed accounts of how workers were paid — even how they had to pay to rent straw hats from the commissary to protect themselves from the scorching summer sun — and how labor, tied to the post-slavery sharecropping system, was stratified by discriminatory racial distinctions.
Craig Schwartz, an older man with a Scottish-style cap who rides from movie location to movie location on a bike, eating from commissary catering tables & dispensing movie gossip..
The $149,000 expansion, financed by money generated from commissary purchases, allows gardening year-round.
5) Cards: Everything from commissary goods to promissory notes are gambled in the housing tiers.
Last year, passengers bought nearly three million drinks and snacks from commissary carts and bar cars run by the railroads, generating $9 million in revenue.
