Sentence examples for notorious dinner from inspiring English sources
The road to his notorious dinner in Paris began one evening in 1975 when he was at home watching an auction to raise money for Channel 13, the PBS station in New York City.
The two of them spent most of the time poring over spreadsheets.' The acoustics at Granita were not good, prompting one official to joke that the controversy surrounding what was or was not agreed at the notorious dinner might have stemmed from the participants' difficulty in hearing one another.
At one of his notorious dinner parties he appeared in full hunting costume, mounted on a bear.
Most of the play's action takes place in the private room of a country pub in which the Riot Club's members are meeting for one of their notorious dinners.
First staged provocatively in the election year 2010 at the Royal Court Theater, "Posh," which has been transplanted to the West End at the Duke of York's Theater, dares to portray a notorious exclusive dinner club that appears to be awfully like one to which the eminent statesmen David Cameron and Boris Johnson had belonged in their, er, salad days.
The primary school's revamp of its catering services is a nail in the coffin of the notorious school dinners served in the past.
I live in Madrid, which is notorious for its late dinner hour: 8 p.m. would be the time you started to get ready to go out.
Lloyd Brewer's small family was our family too, and his brother (our Uncle Charles) was notorious for his holiday dinner stories of his cats dying under strange circumstances.
In 1934, he recited his notorious epigram on Stalin to dinner guests; he was denounced by one of them, arrested, exiled, arrested again, and sent to his death in the Gulag.
THE HOT SEAT Larry King will be live at the Friar's Club — not for its notorious roasts, but a gentler "testimonial dinner".
Perhaps Mr. Claiborne's most notorious gastronomic adventure was his $4,000 dinner in Paris, in November 1975, the result of a winning bid on a television fund-raiser.
