Sentence examples for sharp dinner from inspiring English sources

Over the centuries, the knife has taken many other forms from the short and sharp dinner knife.

Leather is your new best friend, bomber jackets preferred, but a sharp dinner exceptionally good.

bags of Walkers Thai Sweet Chilli Sensations, the finest crisp known to man (you will have been told to turn up at 7.30PM ["sharp!"] for dinner: it will not be served until 9.15PM at the earliest, and you will want the crisps); and, if you really want, a box of M&S chocolates or something that makes you look like you go to these things a lot.

bags of Doritos Spicy Sweet Chili, the finest chip known to man (you will have been told to turn up at 7 30 PM ["sharp!"] for dinner, but it will not be served until 9 15 PM at the earliest, and you will want the chips); and, if you really want, a box of chocolates or something that makes you look like you go to these things a lot.

She prepared my every meal from oversize salads for lunch to my favorite subzis and sharp fish curries for dinner.

That evening, Sharp hosted a small dinner for the Libeskinds at Tamayo, a Mexican restaurant in the restored old buildings of Denver's Lower Downtown.

Our dogs would begin to clamor for dinner -- sharp stares, deep sighs, contagious grins -- and once it was time for their dinner, it was time to feed the horses and the cats and then, eventually, ourselves.

Harriet Walter is a riveting embodiment of tartness gone toxic as the sharp-tongued hostess in "Dinner".

Through it all she raised a son, enriched her friends with her wit, sharp humor and frequent dinners, and was determined to lead a normal life as if she were cancer-free.

The Minimatik's lugs — the four parts that extend from the case and connect the watch to either a strap or a bracelet — were contoured and feminine, as was the gently domed sapphire crystal, a sharp rebuke to the dinner-plate aesthetic you see on so many watches meant for men.

One sharp exchange took place over dinner with Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, according to one diplomat not authorized to speak publicly.