Sentence examples for historic fare from inspiring English sources

Restless Palate Start with lunch at Ciya Sofrasi, a counter-service joint that's deservedly famous for its obscure, "forgotten" ingredients (vegetables like goosefoot and mallow, a sour weed called stone crab) and obsessively researched renditions of historic fare.

Click to see how the stones and other historic gems fared between 1914-18 - with English Heritage's Senior Historian Paul Pattison.

The creator of such historic and hysterical fare as All In The Family, Maude, and Good Times, at the age of 92, has a lot to relate and Maron guides him thorough telling us some great highlights.

We'll be watching and covering live, so tune in to see how this Falcon 9 fares on its historic second kick at the orbital can.

HISTORIC COLD SPRING VILLAGE "Cape May County Fare," celebration of local heritage.

Despite the poor monthly performance, recent large-scale revisions of historic data by the ONS suggested manufacturing fared better on an annual basis than previously thought.

Second, the M.T.A.'s policy of regular and predictable fare increases is preferable to the historic pattern of large irregular increases in tough times.

Average €30 Don't let the white tablecloths fool you, this historic family-run trattoria serves simple, uncomplicated local fare and has done for centuries.

Your best bet is to follow the Reisling Trail and explore the valley's verdant vineyards, sample a crisp Australian white at historic stone estate, and tuck into some traditional fare at one of the many inviting restaurants!

The basketball team has fared better, though not at its historic peak.

Mr. Tavera said that this kind of coordinated competition was emblematic of the way historic movie houses were transforming themselves, shaping "distinct markets" for their fare by serving their communities' entertainment and artistic needs.