Sentence examples for further dinner from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, she would ask if he'd ever seen Sadie again, if there had been any further dinner parties.

I hosted two further dinner parties at my residence, where Lord and Lady Brittan were invited and attended along with other guests.

At a further dinner with the president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who holds the real power in the country, Cameron discussed British agents being given more access to information about UK citizens who are boarding flights and being detained in Turkey.

He acknowledges that he had dinner with the News of the World editor Colin Myler at the Ivy, one of London's most exclusive restaurants; that he had two dinners with the editor of the Sunday Times; and a further dinner with the editor and crime editor of the News of the World four months after he had decided in July 2009 that there was no basis to reopen an investigation into the paper.

Unexpectedly, the young civil-rights lawyer with whom there had been a sensed mutual attraction, taken no further than dinner and a cinema date, also offered himself — perhaps a move toward the love affair that was coming anyway.

4. Short views of human life--not further than dinner or tea. 5. Be as busy as you can. 6. See as much as you can of those friends who respect and like you. 7.

Officials shared pre-prepared statements with the industry last year before major announcements and hosted high-level dinners with "further discussion over post-dinner drinks", while the industry shared long lists of "stakeholders" to be targeted.

He needs to look no further than his dinner table for evidence.

In addition, there was a further post-election dinner which included donors in Downing Street itself shortly after the general election," he said.

Fair enough but Stephen Munk, president and CEO of a Michigan-based contract pharmaceutical manufacturer called Ash Stevens, takes this idea a step further by having dinner with his candidates the night before their interview so that he can observe their social behavior.

Laurie David, the Oscar-winning producer and a Hollywood doyenne, goes even further in "The Family Dinner," her new cookbook manifesto.