It's like Wolfgang Puck cooking your meal to order in front of you".
The updated restaurants offer pastas made to order in front of customers in 45 seconds in sauté pans on induction stovetops or in fast boilers sunk into countertops.
The menu, like the voluminous, always packed restaurant, is large, but you are assured of up-to-the-minute freshness, because everything is cooked to order in front of you.
I hear her first in a refreshingly quiet side street round the corner from Checkpoint Charlie, which is a fairly dismal miasma of tourists clustering for selfies round two American guards, dressed in full cold war regalia, saluting to order in front of a pile of sandbags.
Plus, carving a large roast to order in front of a hungry crowd elevates you to the status of grill god.
If you don't have that online ordering tool in front of you you're forced to choose a dispensary and take the information that that 'budtender' gives you, which is their personal preference".
He has largely hit second in the order, in front of strong hitters like Mark Teixeira, Robinson Cano and Alex Rodriguez.
Shortstop Miguel Tejada has thrived in the third spot in the order in front of Berkman, despite off the field distractions.
During the preparations for their flight, one such laborer, Avram Kajzer, recounted in his diary, "They're taking apart tunnel buildings, ripping out large pipes, taking them out, and putting them in order in front of the tunnel.
She was a sympathetic foil to the high-pitched campery of Mr Humphries (John Inman), the inadvertently suggestive ramblings of Mrs Slocombe (Mollie Sugden) about her "pussy", and the constipated efforts of the decorous floor walker Captain Peacock (Frank Thornton) to keep a semblance of order in front of the shopping public.
