Pleasant, prompt if careless service, including forgetting to light the table candles.
Service at the spruced-up, but still modest Twin Lobster is pleasant, prompt and polite but unpolished, even vacant at times.
Oh well, it's a pleasant thought prompted by Terry Teachout's new biography, He places Mencken in the libertarian camp of American conservatism, noting that others on the right would still shun him - Christian conservatives, for example, because he placed fundamentalism on a par with voodoo or Zoroastrianism.
Service (once you get past the drinks thing) is pleasant and prompt.
Everybody along the way was helpful and pleasant and prompt; City Manger John Pietig, the council members, planners, staff and commission members all helped us along the way and were accessible for questions.
Mr. Pleasants testified by phone after his video Skype call was bombarded with outside callers, prompting Mr. Zimmerman's lead defense lawyer, Mark O'Mara, to remark, "There's now a really good chance that we're being toyed with".
The announcement that No Doubt are about to release a new album, the first since 2001's Rock Steady, prompts a similar sensation of pleasant surprise.
It wasn't until Fink was 17 that he found the inspiration to write, although the incident which prompted that doesn't sound very pleasant.
"Anticipation No. 1," a small color print by Joshua Orris, prompts the viewer to imagine a pleasant afternoon along a walkway to the beach.
The broad strokes are all there: Irrational dislike prompts a stepmother to banish her pleasant stepdaughter to a faraway land.
A throbbing ache in your abdomen isn't pleasant, but it's a "good thing" if it prompts you to head to the doctor's and address whatever's causing it.
