Sentence examples for heavy fare from inspiring English sources

The few restaurants offer simple, heavy fare.

There is a lot of heavy fare on television on Sunday nights.

But, he said, a rescue of the capital plan now should not relegate riders to unfairly heavy fare increases.

The ideal dessert, after such heavy fare, is the ripe poached pear with a touch of mascarpone in a peppercorn-scented cold sour cherry and mango soup.

They leaven the heavy fare they are bearing with moments of optimism and humanity, promise the viewers some goodies, and offer up some notes of inclusion.

But Thursday's program was also an argument for a balanced diet of light and heavy fare: in practice, it was a bit too much of a good thing.

Most spots were the typical ham-and-fish-heavy fare.

The program was a departure from the usual code-heavy fare the meetings are known for.

Food tastes also moved away from suet-heavy fare to lighter dishes, although Ms Yeldham insists many were not synonymous with stodge.

With the ubiquity of bacalhau and its fellow low-cost aquatic ingredients, the Lisbon dining scene has long been dominated by homey mom-and-pop joints serving cheap (and often tasty) seafood-heavy fare.

AMENITIES "Saturday nights are just insane," our waiter told us during our alfresco dinner at the hotel's restaurant, which serves farm-fresh, seafood-heavy fare from the twosome behind the Fat Radish restaurant in Manhattan.