Sentence examples for dinner opened from inspiring English sources

The March 6 dinner opened Mr. Obama's second-term strategy of outreach to Senate Republicans, reflecting that his legislative relations with Republican leaders in Congress had hit a wall after a tumultuous two years.

According to the official version, the assailant, Kim Jae Kyu, a lifelong friend of the President and the host at the dinner, opened fire with his pistol during an "emotional outburst". It was not clear what the argument was about.

Lunching on the day after Dinner opened – well, we wanted to give it time to bed in – Mark Hix and I soon realised that despite its historical roots, the food at Dinner is absolutely of the moment, and much less weird than it sounds.

"When Dinner opened, it really did reach a very high level but already from those early days we did think it was destined for more, but we needed to see consistency – which is a bit of a byword for Michelin – across the menu on every dish," she said.

Tom Colicchio's new, intimate restaurant, Tom: Tuesday Dinner, opened quietly last night.

Ohri added a charitable component, and the dinner subsequently generated several million dollars in publicity for both the hotel and Thailand, but more so the dinner opened the eyes of both chefs, diners and the media that Thailand offered a myriad of culinary opportunities beyond Pad Thai noodles.

They all came to the heavy hitters' dinner opening night in pink wigs and pink feather boas.

Since then, she's had difficulty getting out of bed in the morning and completing everyday tasks: washing clothes, straightening the living room, making dinner, opening mail.

(Open daily for dinner; open weekends for brunch beginning Nov. 22. Entrées $22-$22-$27

Open every day for dinner (open for lunch weekdays beginning Sept. 15).

A gala dinner, open to the public, will be held May 26 in the Queen's Salon.