He wandered from gritty hostel to humble guest house looking for a bed, but was turned away at every door.
(One relatively humble guest was startled one year to find herself placed next to Clint Eastwood, because the Lazars had decided to make the seating plan more democratic).
Each year, all efforts to deck the halls tend to fall on the dinner table, the front door and the mantel, leaving the humble guest bath woefully ignored.
Bruce had praised our band in the press and come out to see us play, an always gracious, humble guest, and about as low-key as you can get if you're Bruce Springsteen.
In abandoning city life, Teresa embraced country cooking, and Casa Migliaca offers the rare possibility to taste the beautiful vegetables and wild greens that most Sicilians consider too humble for guests.
Pour one of the ringers below none priced over $20 into an unmarked decanter and humble your guests with the magnitude of your discernment and largesse.
From Selena Gomez' bindi and Pharrell's Native American headdress to whatever was going on in Avril Lavigne's "Hello Kitty" video, being a humble, respectful guest in someone else's culture is difficult, and many continue to get it wrong.
This is deep Japanese home cooking, a dish thought too humble to offer guests.
Against a backdrop of murmuring wildlife, such humble surroundings demand guests to relax into the gentle, unpretentious mood.
In the old days, say about this time last year, it wasn't so hard to throw a bang-up backyard barbecue: You just picked up some nice, thick 28-day dry-aged prime New York strip steaks, lighted a fire, grilled to medium rare and then made an extended curtain call, trying to appear humble as your guests stomped and cheered.
