Sentence examples for copious dinner from inspiring English sources

A copious dinner salad, $8, includes mixed vegetables and meat pate.

Hunger is a central character in Joyce Palmer's harrowing first novel: it gnaws at a child who fears the day will end without a meal; it lures a levelheaded woman into an affair with a drug dealer; it is slaked, too briefly, at a copious dinner.

Caragiale recounts how his friend served him and others a copious dinner in his house, and then made them sit through Graziella's reading of her own lengthy essay on women as portrayed in Romanian folklore.

Of course workers' wives were still expected to make copious dinners in the evenings, bringing them back to old-fashioned family and gender roles, but the stolovaya were nonetheless an idealistic initiative.

An incidental character in "Him With His Foot in His Mouth" appears, does his brief turn and then vanishes, leaving behind an unforgettable impression: "He was a huge man dressed in velvet dinner clothes, a copious costume, Kelly green in color, upon which his large, pale, clever head seemed to have been deposited by a boom".

Then dinner was served, with copious amounts of wine.

Dinner for two, with copious wine, will cost around 125 euros.

At dinner parties, while drinking copious amounts of wine, he makes plain his contempt for the New York Times, the media property friends say that he covets but most likely cannot own, and for President Obama, who occupies the office he craves but will never achieve.

The former England bowler Bob Willis recalled "dinner parties in Holland Park with copious quantities of red".

"Breakfast pancakes" — a stack of silver-dollar-size pancakes layered with chopped fluke, copious salmon roe, and a spicy yogurt sauce — is strange for dinner, or anytime.

It's nutritious and tasty, but while dinners are portion-controlled, breakfast and lunch are copious buffets.