21 April Anything else? Very much the wild card in this list, Buffet is famed in the US for purveying the "island escapist" lifestyle to baby boomers.
It's like being in this endless buffet and having this incredible appetite, but knowing there's no way you're going to be able to eat everything you want to eat, or taste everything that's out there".
Others, however, find this buffet — or "bundle," in industry jargon — annoying or unbearable.
Am I right about that?" Mr. Edwards turned his attention squarely to trade, an issue his advisers believe is a weakness for Mr. Kerry in this state buffeted by the loss of manufacturing jobs.
In this way, buffeted by the same foreign powers that its destiny still depends on, the antique kingdom of Korea was dragged into the twentieth century as a subject nation.
All this buffeting — in particular, the crew's rough-ride stress — is exciting from moment to moment, but, over all, "Interstellar," a spectacular, redundant puzzle, a hundred and sixty-seven minutes long, makes you feel virtuous for having sat through it rather than happy that you saw it.
And it sells Jägermeister in the buffet carriage.
They stood in the buffet line, and afterward they sat together at a table.
In the buffet line, a Russian runner looked at me quizzically.
The new arrivals are in the buffet, learning about the culture of a free country.
