Sentence examples for through the buffet from inspiring English sources

For instance, on my first time through the buffet, I equated price with quantity.

"You don't want to be the last guy to go through the buffet line around here.

Still, even he said he was making only one trip through the buffet line in these days of hospitalizations and funerals.

Everybody went through the buffet line, everybody ordered iced tea and everybody picked up the obligatory toothpick on the way out.

When I peeked in, the owner and chef showed me through the buffet of nut loaf, mushroom p?, semi-savory pumpkin pie and great desserts before revealing the price: 3,600 kronur.

For more than an hour, Mr. Grayson held a pair of tongs and handed out biscuits as people passed through the buffet line at a Masonic lodge in the southern Kentucky town of Nancy.

Most of us go through the buffeting half-romances of early adulthood with a bedroom to retreat to, a duvet to crawl under, but the xx went through it all in minivans and departure lounges – with an entourage.

Solidly functional yet smartly presented, the 133-room "budget-plus" Jury's Inn (+21 427 6444, jurysinns.com, weekend doubles from €55 if booked through the website, buffet breakfasts from €7.50).

Trying to make it through the vast buffet of scripted television rolling out weekly can sometimes produce an uncomfortably overstuffed feeling; I can't always tell whether what I'm watching is any good through the faint feeling of post-binge nausea.

Perhaps it was the view of the hotel, as the ferryboat approached, through the smoky windows of the buffet restaurant, with T-shirted American and European tourists lining up for another too-large meal.

If you think leaves on the line are bad for the trains, just try getting to the buffet car through the mangled remains of a bank clerk from Harrogate.