Sentence examples for power dining from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Warren and Valerie Jarrett spotted power dining at Olivia in D.C. Hey, isn't that. . .

At one of the city's toniest power dining spots, he set the tone.

As long as there is power -- to be flexed, to be savored or both -- there will be power dining.

That is also true in Atlantic City, which has seen its centers of power dining change with the skyline.

Unlike the smoky steaks and hearty courses found at other midtown power dining spots, patrons often head to Fred's for the chopped chicken salad or the simple grilled fish dishes.

THE CROWD Power dining par excellence: expense-account splurgers, couples celebrating anniversaries and the occasional visiting celebrity are served by waiters and waitresses who can knowledgeably discuss alfalfa-fed beef or the relative merits of Caymus and Staglin cabernets.

The power brokers dining at his table were wearing purple and pink and yellow striped shirts.

The clientele of this power-dining mainstay includes high-profile politicos and business leaders.

August is the traditional time for small Parisian neighbourhood restaurants, and some of the posher power-dining restaurants, to take their holidays and paint their kitchens.

They include Bibiana Osteria-Enoteca, where Justice Antonin Scalia is known to sip martinis while lunching on regional Italian cuisine, and the Oval Room and 701 Restaurant, power-dining canteens where Tony Conte, a chef whom Mr. Bajaj recruited from Jean-Georges in New York, churns out subtly edgy new American cuisine.

The power-dining oasis, where Manhattan's surviving masters of the universe daily attempt critical mass, announced last Thursday that the restaurant, virtually the last in town with a neckwear rule, had abandoned its tie requirement at dinner in its two dining rooms, the Bar Room and Upstairs at 21. Ties are "preferred," it said — indeed, "greatly appreciated".