Sentence examples for specialities of the from inspiring English sources

In order to take his mind off things, Houellebecq's protagonist has frequent recourse to such "specialities of the house" – as the historian Emmanuel Carrère put it in his review in Le Monde.

Still, it had a sense of worth, of solidity, of civic pride, of a communal life long gone from English towns of similar size – butchers, bakers, grocers – and the huilerie sold ­walnut and ­hazelnut oil, specialities of the region.

The Rhineland, however, became one of the great glassmaking areas of the Roman world (partly, it is thought, because of successive migrations of Near Eastern workers) and, although Rhenish glass is always recognizably Roman, several types of decorated glass were specialities of the district.

The existing data-extrapolating techniques are inefficient because they are designed without concerning the specialities of the extrapolating equations.

The current paper focuses on the numerical modelling technique and on the specialities of the static check of this bridge structure during launching.

Religious and music titles are the specialities of this small shop, the latter backed up with a range of musical instrument accessories such as violin strings and rosin.

The speciality of the house is bold stripes, above.

But we don't feel able to leave without trying the speciality of the house.

The restaurant is superb: we dine on scallops - a speciality of the region - followed by grilled halibut.

It was a sweet counterattacking move, a speciality of the Welsh and it meant they were in the lead.

The speciality of the house is a hamburger with onions and Philadelphia cream cheese (left over from making the cheesecakes).