Sentence examples for decent dining from inspiring English sources
If you are facing a long wait at Philadelphia, at least you'll have decent dining; the food and beverage concessions have won awards two years running.
As Vietnam's robust economy continues to grow and newly built skyscrapers devour blocks that once offered no-frills food options, finding decent dining in the central District 1 is becoming a challenge.
Some travelers who have posted feedback online about the airlines' buy-on-board options have indicated that they are willing to pay more for better food, and that may be the key to a decent dining experience in the air.
You have one more month of decent dining with him until Spice Month ends.
While nothing to write home about, dishes are decent enough, and dining right in the theater brings novelty to the occasion.
While antique shops, salvage yards and flea markets are charging increasingly outrageous sums for secondhand pieces, at a charity shop, you can pick up dining chairs for £10, an elegant armchair for £25 and a decent sofa for £75.
Meanwhile, once all that commerce has worked up a decent appetite, visitors to Chatuchak are faced with an equally bewildering selection of dining and drinking options.
While $63 is a decent price for a three-course dinner for two -- tax, tip and drinks extra -- there is more to dining out than mere price.
Serious cooks regard these members of the dining public — and their Hezbollah-like splinter faction, the vegans — as enemies of everything that's good and decent in the human spirit.
He is in decent form going into his third-round match against the eccentric Frenchman Michaël Llodra (Saturday morning UK time) and is dining lately almost exclusively on French cuisine.
