Sentence examples for opulent restaurant from inspiring English sources

The traditional recipes used in La Maison Bleue's opulent restaurant have been passed down through the El Abbadi family for centuries.

7 P.M. Mojo, 185 St. Nicholas Avenue, (212) 280-1924, is an opulent restaurant in a purple hue that opened last spring.

Anna, whose late father was a Russian émigré, courageously investigates (her concern for the child reinforced by her own recent miscarriage) and meets the paternal Semyon, owner of an opulent restaurant, the Trans-Siberia, near Smithfield Market.

This strained comedy about a gathering of mysteriously interconnected Parisians in an opulent restaurant is a French farce with a Brooklyn accent, a Strindbergian sexual slugfest with a laugh track.

AS James Haurey tells it, the inspiration struck while he was having a drink with some mates, shortly after he took over the kitchen of this opulent restaurant in June 1999.

Joy, played by Jane Adams in "Happiness," has married Allen Michael Kenneth Williamss), and the first scene of "Life During Wartime" reconfigures the opening of "Happiness," in which Ms. Adams and Jon Lovitz sat in an opulent restaurant acting out one of the most painful dates in movie history.

They were painted mainly between 1919 and 1929, first in the town of Céret, in southwest France, and then in the Paris of opulent restaurants and grand hotels.

PAGE B1 THE VERDICT: DRINK UP Patrons of the Cipriani family's empire of opulent restaurants and catering halls across Manhattan can keep their cocktails.

A few opulent restaurants opened right after the economy fell apart in 2008, like guests who pound on the door long after the lights have been turned out and the hosts have gone to bed.

The verdict is in: Patrons of the Cipriani family's empire of opulent restaurants and catering halls across Manhattan will not have do without their favorite cocktail when they order the calamari risotto or Venetian calf's liver.

Two members of the Cipriani family, renowned for its string of opulent restaurants in New York and Venice, pleaded guilty to tax evasion yesterday and agreed to pay $10 million in restitution and penalties to resolve a case brought by Robert M. Morgenthau, the district attorney of Manhattan.