Sentence examples for serious dinners from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
In any case, we're talking serious dinner here.
Marquee also features a serious dinner-service menu in its faux-Victorian lounges.
It was the sort of place serious couples went to for serious dinner dates, elegant without being fussy, adult.
A serious dinner date that March ended with a kiss at Mr. Shikany's home.
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.
IN THE SEATS At a prime perimeter table in the Atrium, Liana Guzman, 29, and Nicole Douillet, 33, who are newly engaged and live in nearby Chelsea, were making their second visit to NoMad — a post-theater scouting trip to the bar for a drink and snacks (fried chicken and beef tartare) had convinced them to return for a serious dinner.
When they go out for a serious dinner, they are unlikely to consider a Shun Lee, where a dish like Beijing duck costs $41 -- even as chefs in top American and French restaurants are routinely incorporating Chinese spices and cooking techniques into their preparations.
