Sentence examples for dinner feast from inspiring English sources
At her home kitchen in the Florentin quarter, the American transplant Rima Olvera (left) cooks up a dinner feast for 14 guests every month (rimaolvera.com; $125).
"So far the deals aren't that great," said Rachel Feldman, 20, of Brooklyn, who was browsing the shoe collection because she said she had some time before going to a friend's dinner feast.
The Italian Christmas Eve dinner, Feast of the Seven Fishes, will be served in restaurants including these, with prices excluding beverages, tax and tip, unless noted: Felidia, 243 East 58th Street, (212) 758-1479, $105.
Though the girl is both "fascinated and repelled", the warlock persuades her to come to a dinner feast at his castle.
In the Poetic Edda, Gefjon appears solely in three stanzas of the poem Lokasenna, where an exchange occurs between Gefjun and Loki at a dinner feast, and the god Odin comes to Gefjon's defense.
It's plantain and scrawny chicken for dinner, a feast by local standards.
But then, so is any meal possessing these horrible qualities, regardless of whether it's branded "supper", "dinner" or "feast".
The traditional Italian Christmas Eve dinner, the Feast of the Seven Fishes, is not exactly Mother's Day, but it gets close, with special fish dinners all over town and not just at Italian restaurants.
Alternately, you could pay $200 for the exclusive VIP dinner, and feast upon some "bâtonnet de poisson" cooked up by a chef from the local Denny's.
These are real recipes, including menus for all occasions: a simple dinner, a feast after jousting and what to serve for a royal wedding — how about some fresh cream of mushroom and snail soup?
When making the reservation I had requested two kobachi kaiseki dinners (literally, "feast of small dishes") and one tofu kaiseki; each menu is $100 a person.
