Sentence examples for sort of dinner from inspiring English sources

It would be the best sort of dinner argument: no losers.

If we're watching something, there will be some sort of dinner order, like Grand Sichuan or Don Giovanni.

They laughed and ate and ate again, exactly as if at the sort of dinner party that goes two hours later than anyone expected and no one fights.

He has discovered the world is full of the sort of dinner guests — and co-hosts, he suspects — who consider dessert and coffee a preamble to settling in.

Your friends feel welcome and well fed and you feel relaxed -- this is the sort of dinner party you want to give, or to go to.

As logical as it is to match your after-dinner drink to the type of food you have eaten, there's no reason not to have a bit of Armagnac or grappa (or slivovitz) after any sort of dinner.

It's easy to find something sinister in this sort of dinner-table hobnobbing, but the conspiracy theories aren't always right.

Most of the information is redundant, or repulsive, unless, I suppose, one goes to really straining sorts of dinner parties: Salman Rushdie on the Bill Maher show, for example, flogging his memoir in a manner that suggests that the true price of liberty is listening to this cocktail bore settle scores with his ex-wives and flatter himself to the point of nausea and beyond.

With the right sort of pasta, I thought this would make an ample and delicious sort-of-Mediterranean dinner for two.

To conjure the sorts of dinners they wanted in the gastronomic desert north of Boston, they hired Erhard Wendt, 45, who earned his American reputation as executive chef at Pascal in Newport Beach, Calif.

Sounds rigid, but these sorts of dinners are FUN over the holidays.