But for an account of a memorable meal, I would instead direct the reader to an indelible scene late in the novel, when Rachel finally gets up the nerve to confront her philandering husband – in the middle of a dinner party.
They were confronted by US border officials in the middle of the river and turned back, trying again eight days later.
One of them, Dorian Johnson, who was with Brown that day, said officer Wilson confronted them because they were walking in the middle of the street.
Liverpool's first leg with City, two weeks ago, ended with Gerrard confronting Mancini while the Italian was in the middle of a radio interview.
In the circumstances, no one else could have taken his place.The story begins with a summary of just what a British statesman had to confront on achieving the highest office in the middle of what was turning into the first total war.
The first bullfight of the season in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula was rained out, which is why two of Mexico's youngest bullfighters, disappointed to not be confronting real bulls, found themselves playing in the middle of the Plaza of Mérida after most of the spectators had gone.
Confronting your partner about their snoring in the middle of the night or immediately upon waking after a restless and sleepless night can cause resentment and arguments.
Don't confront the person in public or in the middle of the day when the person is likely to be busy or easily frazzled; instead, ask the person if you can meet later and pick an appropriate place and time to have a conversation.
He came to this conclusion because, when confronted with a little left hand lapse in the middle of a Bach Fugue, I proceeded to completely make it up until the end of the piece in a somewhat coherent way.
So it seemed out of character Friday night when Collins, a Nets center, stopped in the middle of play to confront the Knicks' Kurt Thomas, nose to nose.
