Sentence examples for global fare from inspiring English sources
An open kitchen will be the showcase for Katy Sparks's seasonal American and global fare.
Served in a sleek, dark and distinctly modern venue, Serpico's menu is rounded out with elegant, ambitious "global fare".
Wares from restaurant china to beach towels were custom designed by Missoni for the hotel, its second, which will also host an Italian restaurant, an 18th-floor lounge serving global fare and a Six Senses Spa set to open in summer.
But some who have dealt with S.A.R.F.T. say the censors are often pragmatic, and appear to walk a line between the demands of viewers, who want more global fare, and those of politicians, who are out to protect the status quo.
There's a Scooby-Doo day, Disney/Pixar classics and new releases (Rio 2 and The Rocket), plus global fare such as a Danish junior superhero tale (Antboy), an Ethiopian footballing drama (Horizon Beautiful) and a supernatural Spanish answer to The Breakfast Club (Ghost Graduation).
Piece a Cake, 119 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, (902) 894-4585, is a bright, cheerful, informal second-floor restaurant serving tangy pastas (like penne with charred onions, toasted pecans and a tangerine relish) and global fare that includes a Thai seafood medley and chicken taquitos.
The coming months will show how this more global capitalism fares as the economic pressure grows.
Goldman Sachs, a "symbol of immutable global power," fared very differently, and Cohan's history of the firm examines the controversies behind its success.
Britain is among the first countries to report GDP data for the last quarter, so today's preliminary reading could give some clues to how the global economy fared at the end of 2014.
Slightly off-topic, but likely worth a look to anyone with a vested interest in how the global economy fares (which means pretty much everyone reading this blog): Millward Brown Optimor has compared the financial performance of its list of most valuable brands – you know, the one that pegs Google to be the most valuable at a whopping $100 billion – with the S&P 500 as a whole.
There are many factors at play in how a state part of a national and global economy fares.
