Sentence examples for dinner fare from inspiring English sources

Dinner fare is where the strain of running of a mini-empire shows.

What if Auntie SuSu, who "insists that chitterlings are acceptable wedding dinner fare," turns up?

Those enticing aromas emanate from a hearty assortment of lunch and dinner fare, the most popular being oxtail, surprisingly meaty and glazed in a sweet-spicy sauce.

While the same menu runs all day long, one evening my companion and I craved more substantial dinner fare.

The play is to begin previews on April 27, and on Sundays during the run audience members will be invited to gather for locally supplied dinner fare and discussions around the table that plays a mysterious role in "Passion Play".

Eleven (1150 Smallman Street; 412-201-5656; www.bigburrito.com/eleven) is a class act, from the leather and brocade banquettes to the soaring brick walls to the exquisite dinner fare.

Meatballs are not the kind of thing one would usually think of as quick-and-easy-dinner fare.

The sauce is a touch bland and the carrots are nightmarish school-dinner fare, but add in some oily, garlicky potatoes and this is sort of OK. 5/10 £4 on short-haul flights.

He rattles off the names of more complex after-dinner fare.

Inside Out has found that school dinners fared worse than takeaways during an investigation with Birmingham's food inspectors in the wake of the horse meat scandal.

On a recent Saturday, a woman with bangs sipped her white wine (Grüner Veltliner is on tap) and said, "There's this whole blogosphere of girls always in bed, and it's like, 'Get out of bed!' " A short dinner menu offers locavore fare recognizable from the owner Damon Gorton's first venture, Flatbush Farm, in Park Slope.