Sentence examples for produced dinner from inspiring English sources
Lunch was almost always beans (lentils, garbanzos), potatoes, greens (fennel, dandelion or a spinachlike green called horta) and whatever seasonal vegetables their garden produced; dinner was bread and goat's milk.
I'm stumped by a lime press that looks like a gynaecological instrument but within a pleasant, if slightly sweaty hour or two I've produced dinner, which we eat by candlelight on the kitchen island.
They sent a portrait of the queen to the less beautiful Elizabeth, and produced dinner plates celebrating Mary's supremacy over France and the British Isles at one point, the English ambassador was served a meal on these plates.
Lunch was almost always beans (lentils, garbanzos), potatoes, greens (fennel, dandelion or a spinach-like green called horta) and whatever seasonal vegetables their garden produced; dinner was bread and goat's milk.
Spawned from a farm dinner Mr. Rapp and Mr. McLachlan held nearly two years ago to showcase Connecticut produce, Dinners at the Farm burst onto the scene last summer — wildly popular amid a statewide explosion of interest in local farm products.
Mr. George produced "My Dinner With Andre" with Beverly Karp in 1981.
Mrs. Karp and George W. George produced "My Dinner With André," starring André Gregory and Wallace Shawn, in 1981.
Andy Warhol produced a dinner for one in jail, he said, with a big stockpot, a can of Campbell's tomato soup and a silver bell to ring for the jailer.
Gordon lit a lamp and produced our dinner: a soup of papaya and mangrove snails followed by some small scarlet fried fish with sago, a wild tree that is felled and gutted for its starchy interior (and fed to dismayed mid-20th-century British schoolchildren).
But I did detest Borscht, a thick red soup made from beets, which my mother without warning one evening produced for dinner.
The segment, which happened when producers challenged the presenters to produce a dinner of roadkill during a road trip, prompted dozens of complaints.
