Sentence examples for humble dining from inspiring English sources
No more than a humble dining hall and kitchen, it stands aloof from everything around, even the demure brick school which it serves.
After "The Banjo Lesson," however, he made only one painting about African-American life: "The Thankful Poor" (1894), a touching picture of a grandfatherly man and a boy in prayer at their humble dining table.
The sign is now gone; the door, a cheap glass job that blends in with the commerce of the street, leads to a humble dining space adorned with Middle East tableaux.
It shows a humble young clergyman dining at a bishop's table and assuring his lordship, who apologizes for serving him a bad egg, that "parts of it are excellent".That's what passed for a yuck in 1895.
From its humble origins on her dining room-table, Mrs. Garcia's nacimiento has become a tableau of mesmerizing proportions, comprising thousands of tiny figures.
Uncommonly ambitious cooking in unconventionally blunt, humble, even improvised contexts: if a single theme captures the arc and essence of dining out in America right now, that's it.
That "at heart" is significant, because it's far from humble, one of London's most glamorous restaurants: the buzzing open kitchen and marble dining counter; dramatic chandeliers; moody oil paintings of food by Kenedy's mother, artist Haidee Becker.
Second on every hungry spendthrift's hit-list is Bu Qtair (Road 4d, near Burj Al Arab), a humble beachside shack that serves up fresh curried fish of the day on plastic dining tables on the sand.
Full dining menu available.
