Sentence examples for dining trade from inspiring English sources

Making The Dough Rise Matt Keelen, a 30-year-old Rogan consultant, grew up around politics and the dining trade, which together with his easygoing manner and entrepreneurial drive may explain his choice of profession.

Imagine a city where Jacques-Louis David insisted on working to execute a momentous commission from the French king; where a 21-year-old aspiring artist from Philadelphia named Benjamin West was taken to meet the pope; where Fragonard, Piranesi, Antonio Canova, Angelika Kauffmann and Jean-Antoine Houdon lived, dined, traded ideas and drank coffee together.

Without exactly meaning to, I drastically altered my options for dining out, trading salsas and tamales for hummus and falafel, which I adore, and deli on rye, which I could live without.

The Cheesecake Factory : Investors breakfasted on Cheesecake Factory put options this morning with shares of the operator of casual, full-service dining restaurants trading 1.30% higher at $25.73 just before 10 50 a.m.

She set plates of ham and scalloped potatoes in front of her husband and me, and the four of us dined and traded in a universal currency: stories about our children.

He had then, after a twenty-four-hour stop in Geneva, spent seventy-two hours in Istanbul, during which time he opened a book fair by cutting a ribbon with the mayor, lectured at a symposium on peace and democracy, dined with trade-union activists, gave a linguistics seminar at Bosporus University, and received the first Turkish Publishers Union Peace Prize.

Kuh is a former knockabout restaurant chef who came up in the old French apprenticeship system, and "The Last Days of Haute Cuisine" is a breezy history of American high-end — or, as they say in the trade, "fine dining" — restaurants.

In some cases such turning points are almost too subtle or dated: a second-floor restaurant in a Brooklyn neighborhood is labeled "Windows on Bay Ridge," but the allusion to the once-famous World Trade Center dining spot went over my head.

One night I had a conversation about the American electoral college with a 26-year-old Vietnamese chemical engineer dressed in chic slacks, a button-down shirt and designer glasses; the next day I traded New York City dining tips with a former sushi chef from Queens.

The upholstering of dining chairs is a separate trade, though carried out in the same factory, and may be of the loose seat, stuff-over, or plywood-covered type.

Other top dining choices in La Esperanza include Trade Winds, Posada Vistamar, Amapola, Bananas and the Crow's Nest.