Sentence examples for distinctive dining from inspiring English sources
The penthouse's distinctive dining chairs, with their precision-cut panels in a chevron pattern, are the work of London-based decorative upholsterer Aiveen Daly.
Harry's Cafe has more than twice that number of seats in a larger, less distinctive dining room with its own bar area, filled on a recent night with equal numbers of men and women, nearly all of them drinking beer instead of martinis, even though Harry's makes a mean one with Hendrick's gin.
"Seasons 52 offers a distinctive dining experience that truly complements the California lifestyle and one that can satisfy even the most sophisticated, culinary-savvy diners.
It may be the most distinctive, romantic dining room in Manhattan, its Federal-style interior and maritime paintings more Boston or Philadelphia than New York.
But whereas a black bear adheres to a strict seasonal schedule and requires weeks to switch between the distinctive physiologies of denning versus dining, a polar bear needs little more than happy happenstance to radically adjust its internal rheostat.
Arthur J. Cutler, whose small empire of popular, conceptually unusual restaurants made a distinctive mark on the New York dining business, died on Wednesday at his home in Great Neck, N.Y.
Seymour Britchky, a restaurant critic whose tart, distinctive voice covered a formative period of New York dining from 1971 to 1991, died yesterday in New York.
And bit by bit, the New York dining landscape feels less like a distinctive culinary showcase and more like familiar turf inhabited by more big names because of its wealth and population.
But her cuisine is unique, distinctive and exciting, eliciting rounds of "utterly delicious" and "pretty fabulous" from my dining companions throughout the meal.
Along the way, Mr. Liebrandt developed a daring, distinctive style, representative of the newer British chefs who have energized London's dining scene.
What is distinctive about Jubien's view is that (many) definite descriptions and proper names (e.g., the dining table, Obama), "do not designate at all.
