Sentence examples for noble dinner from inspiring English sources
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"It was a good job, a life". Duarte's specialty became personalizing dinner services for noble families who wanted to fill out an inherited service.
Stop acting like withdrawing oneself from the White House correspondents dinner constitutes some noble act of resistance, and stop making it look like a real thing over which you need to publicly agonize.
At its heart, he maintained, the dinner itself is a noble tradition, "not a place where we bow down before the president," he said, but rather a one-night "cease-fire". And a useful one at that.
If there's any justice in the world, statues may eventually be erected of this noble root, the Mother Teresa of the dinner plate.
"I was asked to comment on the river pageant, which was a very noble gesture," she said, speaking at a dinner event at the Royal Television Society conference in Cambridge.
I mean, she's a noble woman but you don't want to have dinner with her.
So after 11 hours, 12 plays, numerous brief connecting pieces, and lengthy lunch and dinner breaks, does a theater-goer feel noble or entertained or just exhausted by The Great Game: Afghanistan?
He has that infamous exchange: "Explain to me why it is more noble to kill ten thousand men in battle than a dozen at dinner".
Most dinners took place within the cultural institution being honored -- at the Public Theater, dinner was served right on the set of "The Two Noble Kinsmen".
