Sentence examples for holiday supper from inspiring English sources

I returned the following year, around Thanksgiving, determined to get a bird for a holiday supper, and this time saw one: a speck on the horizon, running away at an impressive speed.

Mr. Spiegel, a software engineer, dresses in costumes, empties furniture from several rooms of his Roseland house and replaces it with elaborate sets for the Seder, the ritual holiday supper.

There is the disturbing trend of the "partial" R.S.V.P.: invitees letting you know they're available for merely a fraction of the evening, perhaps texting midway through the meal to find out if things are "still going on," or simply tromping off when the mood strikes, like the couple that ruined White's intimate holiday supper.

This month a British seaside institution, as much a part of the traditional seaside holiday as a fish supper and a 99 cone, celebrates its 200th birthday: on 26 July 1814 the pier at Ryde on the Isle of Wight opened.

Have multi-faith suppers, holidays and gatherings.

Three out of four of them locate the Last Supper during the Jewish holiday, while one, the Gospel of John, says the meal happened "before the Feast of Passover".

A local child is murdered just before they return home, and when they meet up again in the UK for supper and an exchange of holiday snaps their relationships seem to have subtly changed.

The diligent reader can also learn, in excruciating detail, what time Pavlov took each meal during summer holidays (dinner at precisely 12 30 P.M., tea at four, and supper at eight), how many cups of tea he typically consumed each afternoon (between six and ten), and where the roses were planted in his garden ("around the spruce tree on the west side of the veranda").

Taverns, lounges and supper clubs lined the streets: Jerry's Log Cabin, where Billie Holiday sang; the Savoy Ballroom, where Louis Armstrong trumpeted; and the famous Cat's Corner, where the best dancers could be found.

Scholars even dispute the question of whether the Last Supper was a Seder ― a traditional meal observed during the Jewish holiday of Passover ― which might have indicated the specifics of the meal.

Our hope this holiday season is that whether you're preparing a multi-course meal or a humble supper, sustainable and traceable seafood becomes a staple in your kitchen. 1) Atlantic Pollock from Portland, Maine.