Sentence examples for offering a meal from inspiring English sources
The custom of the last meal acknowledges the humanity of the condemned, both in the manner of offering a meal and in the fundamental self-assertion inherent in making food choices.
Best bargain There was a poster on the high street offering a meal deal at nearby restaurant Bodean's – baby back ribs, fries and coleslaw plus cinema ticket for £15 (Fulham only).
This may mean offering a hug, giving a generous tip to a server, holding the door and giving a compliment, or just offering a meal to those in pain.
Jonathan took his cash, visited McDonald's, ordered sandwiches from the Dollar Menu, paired each sandwich with a bottle of water (donated by Professor Voigt) and hit the streets in the Louisville/Southern Indiana area, offering a meal to any homeless person he and his friend Lily encountered.
Include savory food if you're offering a meal as well.
The Maidstone also has a dinner-theater offering: a meal at a first-rate restaurant followed by a play down the street at the Guild Hall.
Some Hooters locations nationwide are offering a free meal as well, but the New York branches are offering wings only.
It may sound unorthodox, but the tiny Bronx Museum of the Arts has found a new way to draw visitors: tap into the jury pool during lunch break at the nearby courthouse, offering a free meal and a guided tour.
At Sweetgreen, he said, that means "one person on the line is empowered each day to surprise and delight; that can be offering a free meal, a free umbrella, a taste of a local strawberry".
Rick Hendrie, senior vice president for marketing at Uno Chicago Grill, which is offering a $9.99 meal of pizza, salad and dessert in some cities, said the deluge of competing discounts made it difficult to reach consumers.
And last year, when the proportion of students who qualified for free or subsidized lunches in the Hickman Mills C-1 district of Kansas City, Mo., hit 80 percent, the school began offering a third meal after the end of classes, paid for by the state.
