Sentence examples for dining plate from inspiring English sources

A horrifying array of items were picked off the pitch, including what appeared to be a small rock, half a dining plate and a jagged shard of mirror.

If you have an audience in the kitchen, a good party trick is to place a large dining plate over the pan, lift it with one hand and turn it over so the omelette can cook on the other side.

No doubt the first pictures will also set off a manufacturing frenzy, with the face of the newest British prince adorning both postcards and dining plates.

An indicator of the Indian merchants' importance in Siraf comes from records describing dining plates reserved for them.

Those "tornadoes" had beamed me back to a time in my life, and in the evolution of dining, when a plate of food was seen not as a source of angst, but as a backstage pass to euphoria.

Many brands are following the lead of proponents of "off the plate" dining experiences, such as Heston Blumenthal, whose restaurant The Fat Duck became famed for its Sound of the Sea dish with accompanying iPod playing the sound of waves.

By whatever means, take small portions and don't try to shove any helpings onto your dining neighbour's plate, especially if using chopsticks.

The crisp skin never became soggy, even after a waterfall of creamy sauce, and the knowledge that my metabolism has only a few more years of supporting this kind of hedonism inspired me to go further, and conquer much of my dining partner's plate.

As we drove away on a rainy night, a merry group of four adults and three children who had dined at Plates and left just before us made their way home on foot, under a cluster of umbrellas.

Also, Class of 1921 tie and shirt, Class of 1930 button, decals, coasters, pennants, a wooden wall plaque, a Reis Tennis Center flyer, and a t-shirt (C.U. in Philadelphia); large Cornell Seal press; three College of Architecture medals; a Balch Hall dining room plate; Sage Hall dining room plate; Class of 1932 reunion vest; Class of 1921 scarf and tie.

MY family of origin dined on plates made of a dubious substance called Melmac (a trade name for Melamine resin).