Sentence examples for homey version from inspiring English sources

The Bouley-Gutenbrunner split works out very nicely for New York diners, who can now take their Austria deluxe, or in the relaxed, homey version offered at Wallse.

We were duly rewarded with a vanilla créme brûlée with a perfect melt-in-your-mouth sugar crusting (our best in years), and riso dolce, a cinnamon-perfumed, pistachio-studded rice pudding that would put Mom's homey version to shame.

We recently found the answer to our question in the form of SofrAda Restoran, a homey version of an esnaf lokanta (tradesmen's restaurant), located on a small side street near the aromatic lot where the horse carriages are parked while their drivers wait for rides.

The three are homey versions of classics, worthy of the rest of the menu, and will send you home with plans to return.

Rather than depicting the studio as an austere laboratory of the avant-garde, Mr. Bok's version is homey and unpretentious, accentuated with scruffy brushwork and messy drips.

Reichl, in order to conceal her identity from the restaurant people who were desperate for her good opinion, dined in disguise throughout her five years at the Times, not merely wearing wigs and dark glasses but actually creating and inhabiting whole alternative characters: a chorine called Chloe, a sad "Glass Menagerie -type Menagerie -typeladyand even a version of her mother, homey and sensible.

THOSE who love the New York City Ballet production of "The Nutcracker" -- and there are legions of closeted adult fans -- tend to talk about the choreography and homey special effects in this standard-setting version.

Part of a trend that has several of the city's most avant-garde chefs opening updated versions of the old casas de comidas, homey restaurants where generations of Spaniards took their midday meal, Fonda Gaig specializes in updated versions of the old favorites.

ON SCREEN In both the 60-second and 30-second versions of the advertisement, Mr. Thompson is shown in a homey diner, shirt collar open but blue blazer buttoned, greeting customers.

There is a homey museum and factory outlet there, its centerpiece the Wilbur Bud, a $6-a-pound 6-a-pound 6-a-poundthe Hershey Kiss.

Fifteen years down the road, self-consciously designed, upscale-homey "farmhouse" Gramercy Tavern still has the power to please with its urban-sophisticate version of comfort food.