Sentence examples for filling restaurants from inspiring English sources
Today the gods are Buddha and Siva, and the flavor of Asia is filling restaurants, homes and hairdressing salons.
With U.S. based in Winnipeg, American supporters have taken over the downtown area with groups filling restaurants and pubs bringing a lively buzz to the tournament that has been lacking in some of the other five venues.
"What if we have found three of the world's biggest oil fields in the last three years right here in the U.S.? How transformative could that be for the U.S. economy?" The oil rush is already transforming this impoverished area of Texas near the Mexican border, doubling real estate values in the last year and filling restaurants and hotels.
Many adults have demonstrated remarkable success at finding work, filling restaurant kitchens and construction sites, and opening hundreds of businesses.
Staff ferry plates into the rapidly filling restaurant while Michelle - who has evidently got the hang of pint-pulling - tells the extras about a folk festival they've arranged for May Bank Holiday, with music and Morris dancing.
In the cities, Sunday brunch could fill restaurants at a time of the week that had previously been slow.
As for the other kind of dating — the kind that will fill restaurants here tomorrow night — don't count on it.
A soccer fan himself, Alagia said he parked in the Ironbound and walked to Red Bull Arena with many of the ticket-holders who filled restaurants and bars before games.
With that company's contract expiring and a new terminal under construction, the airport sought new proposals to fill restaurants, cocktail lounges and snack bars.
Recall that Mother's Day was originated by Julia Ward Howe not to fill restaurants or boost the stock of Hallmark cards, but as an anti-militarism effort to further the cause of peace.
There are a number of rest areas along the motorway providing various types of services ranging from simple parking spaces and restrooms to filling stations, restaurants, and hotels.
