Sentence examples for dining terms from inspiring English sources

The international style known as fusion has introduced a dictionary's worth of new dining terms.

He was photographed with the great violinist Yascha Heifetz, and he was on dining terms with Horowitz, Rachmaninov and Schoenberg.

In dining terms, this is "The Matrix" plus "Lord of the Rings" with a couple of Disney-animated blockbusthrownhrown in.

However, he could not be called to the Bar as a barrister as he did not have time to keep the required dining terms.

The piece is titled "Service à la Française," a dining term for a meal presented all at once rather than in courses.

Degas enjoyed society on his own terms, dining out within a trusted circle and regaling families such as Ludovic and Louise Halévy with his trenchant opinions and humorous aphorisms on art, literature, and politics.

"This is where they hang out all night, so we thought we would stock the machines with more convenient items," said Larry Levitas, director of dining services last term.

But in terms of dining these days, the couple leads what Ms. Carlucci calls "a normal life".

"These are very sophisticated people in terms of dining requirements," she said of the doctors she invites for dinner and presentations.

Orlando-based Darden Restaurants is considered the world's largest casual dining restaurant company in terms of market share and annual sales.

It feels like a Japanese trattoria or bistro, to borrow terms from other dining traditions.