Sentence examples for faltering restaurant from inspiring English sources

"People come here with the hope that they will find the love of their life," said Mr. Schulz, who took over Clärchen's (Auguststrasse, 24; 49-30-282-92-95; www.ballhaus.de) in 2005 with his partner, David Regehr, and transformed it from a faltering restaurant to a wildly successful dinner and late-night dance club.

Onetime world's richest man reeling from faltering restaurant investments.

He later bought Longchamps, a once-esteemed but faltering midpriced chain of 10 Manhattan restaurants, and two other struggling restaurants: Charles French Restaurant, in Greenwich Village, and the Riverboat, in the Empire State Building.

— Glenn Collins Crain's: Plans for a restaurant in Union Square Park appear to be faltering.

To their delight and my consternation, we discovered frequently faltering but free Wi-Fi in every hotel, in many restaurants and even at railway stations.

Merkato 55, a pan-African attempt a few years back, was a faltering accumulation of gestures, which seemed like a publicist's idea of what a Samuelsson restaurant should be.

In restaurant years, it is entering late middle age, but it shows no sign of faltering.

McGinn's restaurant, where the argument started, was called Channel Seven, a name that for some reason uncannily evokes the faltering sophistication of Manhattan in 1970.

Faltering indeed.

Employment is faltering.

Reconstruction is faltering.