Sentence examples for formidable dinner from inspiring English sources
Ten years to the month after Jamie Oliver began his school food revolution – with the help of a formidable dinner lady called Nora Sands at Kidbrooke school in south London – a small inner-city primary on the other side of the Thames is doing its best to give it a new lease of life.
Every Sunday Sheila and her five closer-to-home sisters help their mother fix dinner, a formidable production, feeding more than three dozen Reulets, all of whom live in Vacherie (pronounced VOSH-uh-ree).
After a birthday cake and a chorus of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow", Feldman leaned his formidable frame across the dinner table like a prosecutor, pressing Klingberg: "Come on Marek [his preferred Polish version of Marcus], what is it you know that you don't know that you know?
Tables cost $10,000 each, and the guest list (much of which came from Mrs. Astor's formidable Rolodex) rivaled any state dinner.
He sustained a formidable social life, going to dinners or a dance two or three times each week, joining friends for weekend hikes or gallery visits, and entertaining at home, where he liked to serve the illicit, Prohibition-era wine he had fermented and aged in the cellar Château Quatre-Vingts Treize.
Mr Sarkozy brings formidable energy and creative ideas to the diplomatic dinner table.
I think he's formidable, an absolute legend and I'd love him to come for dinner at my house.
Is Tony Blair's liberalism up to that formidable task Two conceptions of libertyConsidering this, my thoughts turn back to a dinner I attended in 1954 with virtually the whole of the Parliamentary Liberal Party.
The staff busied themselves with the dinner and Liz and I sat in silence in front of a formidable sunset.
A Philadelphia correspondent reports that his aunt, a formidable septuagenarian who queens it over a large, well-staffed Main Line residence, recently alarmed him at a family dinner by asking him where she could get a gun cleaned and oiled.
