Sentence examples for restaurant demand from inspiring English sources

The food and the restaurant demand your attention from start to finish.

The night before, in the ship's "New York-style" pizza restaurant, demand had been so high that Dearie had to redeploy cooks from elsewhere on the ship.

To meet the restaurant demand, traditional lime-stick trapping had been augmented by large-scale netting operations, and the Cypriot government, which was trying to clean up its act and win membership in the European Union, cracked down hard on the netters.

The restaurant demanded stamina, and an appetite for the authentic and the obscure.

One of my favorite movies, "L.A. Story," provides a pretty good example of fiscal nudity in action: A trendy restaurant demands the economic data on each guest.

"This style of restaurant demands that you almost live in it," he said, explaining why he built his bungalow in the first place.

He's still seething over his breakup with the owner of Aquavit, who, when Samuelsson left the restaurant, demanded a percentage of the profits of everything the chef put his name to thereafter because Aquavit had made him famous.

While Suva was celebrating with a parade for the country's world champion rugby sevens team, a balaclava-clad gang burst into the restaurant, demanding cash and valuables.

A few weeks ago a guy pointed his gun around in their restaurant, demanding answers.

Working behind the scenes for more than 60 years, Martin Greenfield has been an influential face of men's fashion in New York City — from the era when men wore suits to baseball games to today, when only the fussiest of restaurants demand jackets and ties.

Restaurants demand incredible hours and unrelenting schedules.