Sentence examples for going to supper from inspiring English sources

In the early 30s he began going to supper clubs and cabarets and writing short reviews of them for Goings On About Town.

There is one window on Fourteenth street where the sidewalk is a solid mass of humanity from morning till night, entranced by the fairy scene inside; and most of the spectators look as if they had not been to breakfast or dinner, and were not going to supper.

I went to supper, and considerably (by our standards) improved my offer.

The Doctor made the evening rounds with the head nurse, Sister Pia., & then went to supper.

The writer goes to supper with the Archdeacon who is 98, the 2nd oldest priest in Ireland.

Blake and his friend Richard Lin went to supper in the garage, a glorious meal that Chow cooked on a single paraffin burner on the dirt floor.

A while later, we went to supper with our friend and found him preparing a risotto - stirring away at the old-fashioned, unlidded version (while also, I admit, preparing about three other things at the same time).

This obsession with the fact that … someone like Michael Spencer – who has been treasurer of the party, who is a personal friend of the prime minister and the prime minister's wife – may have gone to supper at the prime minister's expense in his private residence, which happens to be in Downing Street.

She was not much of a drinker; the first time I went to supper at 107 The Chase, I was dashed to see that as soon as the first glasses of white wine had been poured, the bottle was stoppered up and put back into the fridge.

Among those who settled into Mr. Bantry's comfortable seats (and then went to supper at Alison by the Beach, a nearby restaurant) were STEVE KROFT of the CBS newsmagazine "60 Minutes"; NINA GRISCOM, a former host on the Food Network who has summered in the Hamptons since she was a child, and BILL BEUTEL, an anchor on WABC-TV who has a home in Westhampton.

"I started going to church suppers where I said, I have these three kids.