Sentence examples for serious dinner from inspiring English sources

In any case, we're talking serious dinner here.

A serious dinner date that March ended with a kiss at Mr. Shikany's home.

It was the sort of place serious couples went to for serious dinner dates, elegant without being fussy, adult.

Guests took their seats, and serious dinner party conversation began -- Martha Stewart, movies from "Blow-Up" to "Starsky & Hutch," world travel.

Accompanied by a plate of long-cooked pork ribs with a tamarind-chipotle barbecue sauce, and perhaps some Hawaiian fried rice as well, the combination makes for deeply serious dinner theater, in a deeply unserious space.

Clearly, it is difficult to hold a serious dinner discussion about the tragedy of post-communist Russia when two dozen Indonesian waiters are conducting a parade of baked alaskas past your table.

Marquee also features a serious dinner-service menu in its faux-Victorian lounges.

The New Yorker, June 11 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about Judge James G. Wallace, of General Sessions Court, possessor of a first-rate singing voice with which he often enlivens club affairs and serious dinners.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 11 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about Judge James G. Wallace, of General Sessions Court, possessor of a first-rate singing voice with which he often enlivens club affairs and serious dinners.

To this end, there is no reception desk; you're met instead by a "personal assistant", who takes care of your stay, organising treatments in the spa for sybarites, yoga lessons for fitness freaks or, for serious gastronomes, dinner at Colette, the Sezz's swanky restaurant, overseen by star-chef Pierre Gagnaire.

Despite deterrents (no entry without a dinner reservation; serious food by Keith Harry, who used to cook at Chanterelle; and a glass front door that can be opened only by a bouncer from the inside) Butter seems destined to be one of those restaurants appreciated as much for the rubber-necking possibilities than for the menu.