When dropping by smiling Croatia and scowling Serbia, one notices similar changes in their ways of life: The roads are better, there is more order in public spaces, buildings have facelifts and paint jobs, and the restaurants serve nicer food.
Pizza Hut also pretends to be a proper restaraunt serving nice food whereas Domino's do not.
Here, the breast was served nice and pink with a confit of the leg meat, which had been shredded, wrapped in parma ham and seared.
Each of these has been around for multiple chip cycles, and a large investing audience well understands their strong competitive hold on served nice markets.
Unlike a house party, there's always a wide selection of beers, wines and spirits and, unlike your average nightclub, they also serve a nice cup of tea or coffee and even a lovely slice of free toast.
By L. Widlicka and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 19 , 1950 P. 19A man took his girl to dinner at a restaurant in the Village and asked the waitress to serve a nice white wine with the meal.
"We serve a nice brunch," said Manny Cimiluca, the owner of Manny's, which just happens to be the favorite near-stadium bar for Giants coach Jim Fassel and former coach Bill Parcells.
He warned against the danger of turning partnerships into pet projects that serve as nice headlines rather than holding them accountable for achieving the desired goals.
You can let it cool, or you can serve it nice and warm.
Though you don't have to use a quote, they can serve as nice bookends between talking about the groom and bride and proposing a toast.
