Sentence examples for house fares from inspiring English sources

The master of the house fares better.

Whereas media institutions profit less in the online era than they used to in analog days, the house fares better in Internet poker than it does with real-life poker.

The films on offer will be a mixture of first-run art house fare, revivals and special series.

Veteran reviewers, used to stately art house fare, expressed incomprehension that Robert Rodriguez's stylised, ultra-violent Sin City had been selected.

Nevertheless, hiring Phoenix, who has mostly cleaved to indie and art house fare since portraying the usurper villain Commodus in 2000's Gladiator, would be an impressive move.

Citing the comments by Black and Gilroy, Gunn argued that comic book movies should be judged on the same criteria as more celebrated art house fare.

Ebert was known for his unabashed love of cinema and an unpretentious, accessible approach that allowed him to give equal critical consideration to both Hollywood blockbusters and art house fare.

A brick-and-mortar location is still the best way to learn and browse smaller titles, whether they be quirky art house fare like "Moonrise Kingdom" or foreign films like "Le Havre" or "The Skin I Live In".

The menu lists all sorts of seafood in all sorts of styles, from straightforward fish house fare like steamed clams and fried calamari to elaborate dishes like porcini-crusted yellowfin tuna, portobello mushrooms, roast tomato and basil couscous in a shallot port wine sauce.

The simplicity of the menu suggests straightforward steak house fare, but it is over-fussy.

It can be just as effective in promoting the auteur driven art house fare that forms the heart of the festival's Official Selection.