Sentence examples for main courses as from inspiring English sources

There were treats among the main courses as well.

There were a few also-rans among the main courses as well: a rib-eye of buffalo that was dry, ahi tuna ordered medium rare that was only faintly pink and sliced chicken served over a dynamite olive risotto that, nevertheless, didn't set off any fireworks.

THE BLUE GOOSE, 306 Seventh Street, Prosser (509-786-1774), serves local wines, microbrews and German beer to accompany salads, hamburgers, pasta dishes and such main courses as blackened halibut, chicken piccata and New York steak.

If the kitchen at Azúcar were to take as much care to refine its main courses as the bartender took to muddle the mint, lime and powdered sugar for the restaurant's great mojitos, those in the dining room would be the better for it.

Finally, the meal index reflects the frequency of consumption of meals (which should include at least three main courses, as breakfast, lunch or dinner; higher index means more meals).

And retailers are determined to keep prices for the traditional Thanksgiving main course as low as possible, even though sky-high corn prices have nearly doubled the cost of producing a pound of turkey meat this year.

When Rudd began a take by saying, "This dinner isn't what you think it is," Carell replied, "I know: it's lobster"—a callback from earlier, when he'd identified the main course as shrimp.

When Rudd began a take by saying, "This dinner isn't what you think it is," Carell replied, "I know: it's lobster" — a callback from earlier, when he'd identified the main course as shrimp.

Monkfish wrapped imperceptibly in a thin sheet of lardo (cured pork fat) to keep it moist was a delicate but satisfying main course, as was pezzogna, a local white fish, wrapped in potato slices, flavored with marjoram and a caciocavallo cheese sauce.

During one of the game's levels, as the Rangers approach the Shah-i-Kot Valley in a helicopter, one of them describes the flight's "main course" as "all-you-can-eat Taliban" and adds, "Hope you like foreign foods".

Saturday night, I attended a wonderfully raucous dinner party where politics was as much a main course as the grass-fed beef.