Sentence examples for reserved for dinner from inspiring English sources

Let us raise a glass, therefore, to those landlords fighting the good fight for the pure appreciation of fine alcohol, the ennobling effects of a boozy atmosphere and a world where you can walk into a pub and not find all the tables reserved for dinner.

"What price honor and responsibility?" In Broadcasting "honor and responsibility" are apparently sadly reserved for dinner parties, interviews and Congressional hearings.

Marshall's best bud Ron Perelman had some tables reserved for dinner and the ladies retreated to join him, already seated with Fran Lebowitz and a few other insiders.

At Cru in Greenwich Village, people who reserve for dinner by 6 30 p.m. can order from a $49 menu.

He continued, "People felt so strongly about this flour that in the South it was reserved for Sunday dinner.

"Socialite is a bad word," Pamela Fiori, the editor in chief of Town & Country magazine, said with a tone usually reserved for a dinner guest who picks up the wrong fork.

Privée, an ultra-contemporary small room, can be reserved for exclusive dinner parties with up to 10 people at $250 for the evening; guests can enjoy menus selected from the Polo Grill, Toscana, or a combination of both specialty restaurants.*.*

Back then, if there was an occasion for coffee, I would reach for a jar of powdered mixture that was reserved for special occasions, like dinner parties.

In our house, soda has always been treated like candy, reserved for special occasions, like dinner out with the grandparents.

Every table had been reserved for a special Valentine's dinner, but the restaurant had to close due to the weather before the customers arrived.

But, as the elections approach, he seems friendlier, taking Mr. Cameron to a college basketball game in Dayton, Ohio, then on to Washington for a state dinner — often reserved for heads of state.