The hotel's seafood restaurant feels like a cross between a JetBlue terminal and an expensive gym, catering to a transient crowd carrying wheelie suitcases and tiny Louis Vuitton handbags and shouting over very loud dance music.
Hawker Siddeley focused on a new larger wing that could be retrofitted to existing operational aircraft, while McDonnell Douglas independently pursued a less ambitious, though still expensive, project catering to the needs of the US military.
Expensive suits, excellent catering, antiques on the walls.
Who will do the cleaning, caring and catering in expensive places once low earners are cleared away?
FoodChéri lets you have a cafeteria experience without requiring a big kitchen and an expensive contract with a catering company.
There are plenty of online resources to help you create your own relatively inexpensive appetizers without having to pay for expensive party trays or catering services.
The Arcadia Dongpo is a different kind of Sichuan restaurant, you understand, more expensive, more luxurious and catering more to a general audience than your favorite Alhambra dive, less regional and a level or two less pungent, and less likely to hit you with the odd squishy bit.
But I struggle to see why the "right" to inherit a house worth a couple of million from someone's parents trumps general questions of social justice; or why the most expensive care homes, offering superb catering and accommodation, should be fully funded by the taxes of young, lower earners.
The companies struggled to outdo each other in catering to these expensive tastes, with precarious finances and the ever-present consciousness that the investments could literally burn to the ground in a few hours.
The couple employed Christina Lewis, a wedding planner, who helped with logistics and arranged the catering, which "was expensive," said Mr. DeChellis, who reported that the grand total was $20,000, including the $3,000 rental fee charged by the camp.
