The sentence is annotated to indicate that Quinn's is "a shell fishmonger and supper-house at 40 Haymarket".
He would come to supper in my house, always taking care to arrive and depart by taxi in case the wine turned out to be better than expected.
Things haven't changed much in 2,000 years: if you're concerned your friends are in need of a square meal, you should send them a food parcel, not force them to sing for their supper by discussing house prices with your boss.
He had supper at our house and my 11-year-old son spilled a glass of ice water on him.' Dr Kohler passed that test and went on to serve the CRWAD with distinction for 18 years as Secretary-Treasurer". Secretary-Treasurer Dr Erwin M. (Erv) Kohler asked Dr Robert P. Bob Ellisin in mid-summer 1987 if he would consider being the next Secretary-Treasurer, which was the office Erv held for 17 years.
At Matt's Kitchen (mattskitchen.co.uk), Matt himself serves reliably fabulous set-menu suppers in his house on the high street.
A week before the wedding, Dorrie fails to show up at Millicent's house for supper.
While in opposition, Mr Cameron invited the Swede to his house for supper.
He reckons that ten or twenty people gathered for supper at Lydia's house.
His mother's cousin, who boarded with them, brought her two friends, dressmakers like herself, along to the house after supper.
His was the last generation to grow up on the streets, dispelled from the house until supper, without it counting as neglect.
Six months later, when the fireweed was in bloom and the elk were bugling, he and his wife Alvine Mountainhorse came to the Waterton research house for supper.
