Sentence examples for hospitable dinner from inspiring English sources
The buzz is supposedly worth paying for, but people enjoy coffee at the end of a hospitable dinner party too.
"We marry our children there, have Communion dinners and graduation dinners there, and they're always hospitable.
My family prefers the phrase "regrettably hospitable," but I would add strategically hospitable, because Thanksgiving dinner has turned out to be the stealth weapon of my reporting life.
The only other remotely stomach-churning Thanksgiving I've ever experienced was when a hospitable fellow West Coast transplant invited me over for dinner in Bronxville and I spent the evening listening to beanie-clad Sarah Lawrence bros talk about how MF Doom was "the truth" while they chain-rolled spliffs with Camels and shake.
A few days before I left Toronto, Al ford and Duguid decided to have a dinner party — meaning that whenever a friend called that morning Duguid, who is irrepressibly hospitable, said "Come".
This was a hospitable society where, at one time, "when somebody invited you for lunch, you found you were there for dinner," Dr. Margoob said.
Endlessly hospitable, the two liked to entertain, playing host to neighbors stopping by for tea or a cocktail, and having dinner parties with the artists, writers and poets who populated their neighborhood, talking about opera or ballet or the theater.
The service is hospitable.
And stunningly hospitable.
Staff is extremely hospitable.
