Sentence examples for dining world from inspiring English sources

Joined the Royal Norwegian Navy dining World War I.

But wherever you look in the dining world, the Maccioni touch remains.

The dining world is changing too, becoming far more hospitable to children, even the very young.

– Glenn Collins The New Yorker: Imagining a new array of health department letter ratings to help consumers deal with a strange new dining world.

WHEN 71 Clinton Fresh Food took the dining world by storm in the fall of 1999, it raised the bar for modest little restaurants all over downtown.

Anyone trawling food blogs might imagine today's New Orleans as a hot bed of the well-coiffed artisanal dining world, teeming with ambitious mixologists and bunsen-burner-wielding chefs.

In a case in which the employees of the dining fleet World Yacht claimed that the company had not shared the mandatory service charges with them, the court ruled that if "a reasonable patron" would believe that a service charge was a gratuity, then the entire amount must go to the members of the service staff (who may already earn an average of $20 or more an hour at private events).

Sometimes she tried too hard — Barack Obama was depicted as the first gay president — and sometimes not hard enough, as with last week's cover about fancy dining around the world.

How is he going to do it now that he is prowling around the world, dining with Chris Tucker, lunching with Robin Williams, playing golf with Jack Nicholson and partying with New York socialites?

Their success in the fine-dining world won't stop them from dropping by the Urbanna Oyster Festival in November in Urbanna, Va.

It's lent a sense of impartiality and Oz-like mystery to the dark art of restaurant criticism, and if members of the clubby fine-dining world didn't always believe it, then at least the public sometimes did," Platt writes.