Sentence examples for offering steak from inspiring English sources

You can almost imagine Alec Baldwin roaming the room, offering steak knives to the second-place finisher.

The traditional bistro menu, offering steak frites, escargots and onion soup, is punched up with bursts of culinary enthusiasm.

"I was offering steak dinners for anybody who got a run back for us," Payton said of his first-inning play that allowed the certain third out to become a run-scoring error.

This fall, it finally reopened, reimagined by the owners, the firefighter Jim Miller and the Sushi Nakazawa restaurateur Alessandro Borgognone, as a swanky restaurant, offering steak for more than a hundred dollars and cocktails with names like Basement of Thieves and Mr. Easy.

Years ago, when Mr. Torre was still a baseball player and TriBeCa was still known as Washington Market, the restaurant was called Ponte's, offering steaks, pastas and Continental dishes.

The hotel's more upscale restaurant, Prime Seasons, attracted some of the overflow pregame crowd by changing its menu and offering a steak and seafood buffet, he said.

The menu, by the chef Manny Sarmiento, who started in January, offers lots of variety, including four different offerings — skirt steak, petit filet, hanger steak, and rib eye — that reflect the restaurant's credo: 500 degrees is the perfect temperature at which to sear a steak.

It is a porterhouse specialist, offering huge steaks that serve as many as four people each.

I remember once going to a Democratic caucus in Iowa where the supporters of John Edwards tried to lure away the vegan supporters of Dennis Kucinich by offering them steaks.

Among the offerings are ribeye steak with garlic mashed potatoes and sautéed kale.

Now, with the backing of two partners, he serves three meals a day and brunch on weekends, ending the day with a dinner of classic bistro offerings — mussels, skirt steak — that attracts a wider range of locals.