Sentence examples for social dining from inspiring English sources

The company is similar in some ways to the recently shuttered social dining network, Grubwithus, a Y Combinator-backed company that has now pivoted into a social networking app.

Social dining site MysteryMeet, for example, was founded by someone with a background in branding and marketing, while iOS app SupperKing, which facilitates impromptu dinner parties, was founded by an ex-financier from Germany.

Beyond these similarities -- great sports, good food, social dining and nightly entertainment -- each Club Med had its own personality.

What: A reboot of the takeaway or "social dining", Housebites arranges for a local professional chef to cook a meal of your choice, delivered to your doorstep.

It has already sold a handful of prominent venture capitalists on the concept of social dining: the company raised $1.6 million in financing earlier this year from Andreessen Horowitz and First Round Capital, among others.

"We felt it was important to capture the sense of communal, social dining you find in Spain," Ken Oringer said about the New York edition of the Boston tapas bar and restaurant he is opening with his co-chef and partner, Jamie Bissonnette.

She helped her make strategic plans for school along with balancing friends, as well as addressing how to behave in specific social situations, and gave her examples of social and dining etiquette.

SHE has also lived a busy life on the celebrity social circuit, dining twice at Buckingham Palace, with Prince Charles and with Prince Philip.

The restaurant will serve residents of the Hamlet, those who purchase a social or dining membership and their guests and members of the general public who call in advance and make reservations.

Her intimate friends also recalled that although she would order a martini "to be social" when dining out, she had earlier briefed the waiters and bartenders in her favorite restaurants on what that really meant.

The synagogue originally wanted 25,000 square feet with a sanctuary large enough to seat all members for the High Holy Days (for which it had always rented outside space), a social and dining hall for weddings and bar mitzvahs, a large kitchen, four religious-school classrooms, and a nursery school, library and youth lounge.