Sentence examples for dining of from inspiring English sources

He was generally popular with the public, aided by his wining and dining of sportswriters and his contributions to civic causes.

There's fine dining of course, but plenty of high-quality authentic cheap eats too, such as Bun Mee Vietnamese sandwich shop (001 415 800 7696; bunmee.co).co

Meanwhile, fine dining of the sort exemplified by Del Posto began to suffer in the marketplace, as the food-obsessed turned their attention from white tablecloths to wooden tabletops, from toques to full-sleeve tattoos, from ties and cocktail dresses to T-shirts and A.P.C. jeans.

In its efforts to be balanced, The New York Times Magazine accommodates and seems almost to condone some of the most dangerous voices of the right ­— as it did last year in its article about the Princeton professor Robert George and the year before in its wining and dining of Rush Limbaugh.

Much of its menu promises fine dining of a relatively tame, buttoned-down sort: a beet salad with micro arugula and goat cheese; duck confit with wild mushrooms; pan-roasted halibut with haricots verts and sugar snaps; roasted chicken with spring vegetables.

I couldn't believe that we were only a ten-minute drive from the stadiums, skyscrapers, and fine dining of downtown Cleveland.

That narrow interpretation of service doesn't quite correlate with the reality of the dining experience, of course.

Theorist Michael Dine of the University of California, Santa Cruz, has a more visceral reaction: "It's depressing.

Unbelievable," he says of the dining habits of China's government officials.

What do you think of our dining table of Cabinet members?

The debriefing took place in central London, behind the glass walls of the private dining room of a Mayfair restaurant.