Sentence examples for communal ordering from inspiring English sources

It was a ground-breaking operation that anticipated several irritating restaurant trends: multi-national cuisine, communal ordering, sharing dishes and food that arrives on the table as soon as it's ready, whether you're ready or not.

People there are used to worrying about the health of the communal order.

It makes sense for government to try to restore some communal order.

Plus this was the dawn of the small-plates thing, so nobody was quite sure what to order; whether the cheeses were supposed to come after dinner or as part of dinner; whether we were each supposed to order our own plate of bacon-wrapped dates or to surrender a communal order to the table.

In communal orders, the monks spend time with their fellow monks, working, praying and eating together.

Or go hot-potting, which is maybe a better communal dining experience than ordering pizzas for the Oscars.

He acted the host, ordering for the communal table, keeping the sake bombs dropping and dispensing unsolicited tips to strangers.

At Inakaya the chefs stand in the middle of a giant U-shaped communal table and diners continue ordering until they're full.

The passing of the first communal Government Order (G.O. No.613) in August 1921, which introduced caste-based communal reservations in government jobs, remains one of the high points of his rule.

But he said, 'You cannot have the cheese out.' " So Mr. Klimavicius ordered the communal cheese pots removed.

In his classic text, What Is Enlightenment?, Kant contrasts "public" and "private" use of reason – "private" is for Kant the communal-institutional order in which we dwell (our state, our nation …), while "public" is the transnational universality of the exercise of one's reason: "The public use of one's reason must always be free, and it alone can bring about enlightenment among men.