Sentence examples for dining could be from inspiring English sources
And just imagine the possible creative collaborations between musicians and chefs: sound-enhanced wining and dining could be imminent.
In his view, the apex of what fine dining could be was the fantastically expensive restaurant Le Pavillon, the redoubt of a style of classic, formal cuisine and service that was appealingly disciplined (Claiborne liked order, McNamee points out, both in the Navy and at hotel school) although already starting to seem preposterously stuffy.
Carryout and restaurant dining were for the lower classes; fine dining could be sought only at private dinner parties in well-to-do houses with a chef (archimagirus) and trained kitchen staff, or at banquets hosted by social clubs (collegia).
Rid of the bagel incubus, Quality Dining could be a sound company again.
The Algerians gambled that "Ansar Dine could be a counterweight to these attempts to erecting an independent Tuareg state," Professor Klute said, so "they closed their eyes when Ansar Dine crossed the border" for "gas, cars, spare parts".
Mr Ghaly's establishment of Ansar Dine could be seen as a response to setbacks he experienced in the internal Tuareg power struggle, but alongside this Tuareg nationalism one can also trace the development of strong religious beliefs.
A partition added to create a dining alcove could be removed for a roomier kitchen.
The dining room could be divided to make a second bedroom.
(Instead, the kitchen uses various cooking oils, some of which create a sharp smoky smell when they burn; the small dining room could be better ventilated).
The dining table could be set and the food served on a lower level, then hoisted at the ring of a bell through an aperture in the floor.
Larry Miller, a restaurant analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said the woes in the casual dining sector could be attributed to middle-class consumers having less discretionary cash because of higher gasoline prices and the depressed housing market.
