A local favorite since 1922, this classic New England diner is open 24 hours a day, so the red vinyl stools along the counter are often filled late at night with campaign operatives and news media members ordering comfort food after a long day on the trail.
The kids ordered mostly comfort food — pot stickers, mini crab cakes, teriyaki chicken, Hawaiian pizza, pasta carbonara.
The reader is swept into a rarified realm where an intensely private Jackie Kennedy — whose quietly regal life is ordered around comfort and personal space — is called Mrs. Onassis; and her children and their friends roam freely at stately homes in New Jersey, Martha's Vineyard, Palm Beach and Manhattan.
Rather than depicting the world around them, outsider artists tend to render worlds of their own, using art to provide the order, comfort or beauty their lives often lack.
If you order the Comfort Access feature, the tailgate swings open when you wiggle a foot under the rear bumper, a useful hands-free feature first offered by Ford.
For our most recent dinner at Paris, Franco ordered a Roman comfort food, pasta e ceci, a splendid, tomatoey chickpea and pasta soup.
To prepare for the day — the 40-40 Celebration, so-named to honor the king's 40th birthday and the nation's 40th year of independence — a 15,000-seat stadium was built and a fleet of top-of-the-line BMW sedans was ordered for the comfort of visiting dignitaries.
As an increasing amount of shopping is ordered from the comfort of the sofa, local shops are also battling to cope with belt-tightening by consumers hit by rising inflation and low pay rises, while landlords have been unwilling to cut rents and business rates continue to rise.
2) The large mobile hospital (USNS Comfort) is ordered to leave on the upswing of patients.
The mean number (SD) of COMFORT scores ordered per newborn and per day of ventilation also increased from 1 (2) before the intervention to 3 (2) after intervention (p < 0.01, Figure 2).
