Sentence examples for restaurant full of from inspiring English sources

He gestured toward the restaurant full of people.

For a restaurant full of customers, it doesn't matter who did what when.

The two left the restaurant full of excitement and began texting immediately.

Across the street, there's a popular, hip restaurant full of braless women with wild, windblown hair and glossy red lips.

A TALL maple tree shades the Brooklyn backyard of Ici, a sweet new restaurant full of unpretentious pleasures.

On July 24 they were married in the backyard of Crabtree's Kittle House, a restaurant full of antiques and creaky wooden floors in Chappaqua, N.Y.

I know of many lousy Chinese restaurants full of Chinese people.

Only at night is the town full of life: bars, clubs, restaurants full of young people, who set out to get "wasted", "rat-arsed", "legless" or "smashed".

We exit the apartment into a still dense nineteenth-century grid of street corners and restaurants full of people, and come home to the late-twentieth-century grid of faxes and e-mails and overwhelming incompleteness.

"I was walking to a family brunch on the Upper West Side, passing all these restaurants full of people drinking mimosas," Sweeney says.

He thinks pretty restaurants full of happy people should be avoided and argues that eating local foods can be bad for the environment.