Sentence examples for dining used from inspiring English sources
Corney & Barrow, a British wine-bar chain that specializes in outdoor dining, used them last summer to insure that a run of rainy days wouldn't hit its business too hard.
Since then sweet and creamy uni has become one of the "it" ingredients of contemporary Japanese dining, used to top pasta dishes, lined up on split marrowbones and spread like butter on slabs of marbled beef.
Inside, it is a Foster gesamtkunstwerk – you can dine using Foster-designed cutlery and crockery while reclining on Foster-designed fabrics and being waited on by staff in Foster-designed uniforms.
"Hopefully it will include Prezzer's diary secretary's secret sex diary – how she logged her lust for Johnny Two Shags, BJ for DPM, poss pills to keep it up, other flings, wined and dined using public purse, facing resignation".
Blumenthal's interest in multi-sensory dining – using scented dry ice to intensify flavours, creating an audio soundtrack to add extra dimensions to a seafood dish – could also be explained in terms of the small size of the first Fat Duck and the scale of the memories he was trying to recreate.
Most of the prints Coppel chose date from the 60s to the mid-80s, the period when Dine used his best-known imagery including wrenches, pliers, bolt cutters and saws as well as bathrobes – which are a metaphor for himself.
Cardinal Dollars are prepaid dining dollars used only at Residential & Dining Enterprises (R&DE) dining locations, and retail locations.
Cardinal Dollars (prepaid dining dollars used only at Residential & Dining Enterprises (R&DE) dining locations, and some retail locations).
People who use Airbnb previously had to leave the app to find local event and dining information using search engines, travel websites and local review services.
Mr. Bulger had his own nicknames for the F.B.I. agents he wined and dined and used, associates testified: Zip, Agent Orange, The Pipe, Doc and Vino.
The restaurant described an operational charge for private dining events using terminology that the state attorney general said could lead customers to believe it was a tip for employees.
