Sentence examples for over the amuse from inspiring English sources

Of course we could have been put off by the threat of a CNLA attack over the amuse bouche, but we are made of sterner stuff.

But I was instantly won over by the amuse-bouches brought to our table: a mouthful of vitello tonnato; a buttery scrap of lamb carpaccio; a cherry tomato stuffed with a single fried artichoke leaf; and kind of a cocktail made of puréed arugula and lemon juice that tasted like the essence of spring.

You may be amused by the over-the-top tongue-in-cheek hip-hop of Gold Chains and Gravy Train, but be sure to show up in time for Chromeo, a duo whose commitment to slow jams (and infatuation with vocal processing) goes well beyond satire.

Gerry Hayden, formerly the chef at Aureole, took over the restaurant, renamed it Amuse, installed some insipid abstract art in the vast dining room and rolled the dice with yet another change in format.

Designing over-the-top fixes for petty problems also amuses Giertz.

This image both amused and saddened me, with its opulent and over-the-top nightclub entrance contrasted by the waste it had produced.

It can descend when the waiter brings over an amuse-bouche, calls it an "amusay" and proceeds to tick off an incomprehensible list of ingredients that probably include the words "cilantro" and "foam" too close together.

Sorry, no crank calls over the stereo to amuse partygoers.

They drank liquor, went to parties, danced and traveled all over the country to amuse themselves.

He moved restlessly among disparate lives, and he had places all over the city that amused him.

Mostly I didn't like the sense of exertion I found here, the puppyish falling over myself to amuse and impress another man.