Sentence examples for where specialties from inspiring English sources

At Ilha do Arroz (restauranteilhadoarroz.com), a beach lounge and restaurant, where specialties include pastéis de bacalhau (salt-cod fishcakes) and amêijoas a bulhão pato (clams in a garlicky broth), I get into the laid-back groove with that blueberry caipirosca.

A common sight in most parts of Asia is a kind of portable restaurant, operated by a single person or family from a wagon or litter set up at a particular street location, where specialties are cooked on the spot.

The business changed hands and over the years evolved into a full-fledged restaurant, where specialties include crab cakes, shrimp creole and fresh fish caught by the restaurant's own boats off the Carolina coast; each meal is preceded by a basket of slender, half-moon hush puppies.

But by 1995, the company was earning a profit and well on its way to achieving cult status in Britain, where specialties like fish and chips and the Scotch egg -- a fried sausage with a hard-boiled egg stuffed inside -- long made British food the butt of bad jokes.

The plan includes a description of the county's population health status (premise of the plan), the physical capacity of the county hospitals, including how and where specialties are represented, and the number of beds and employees etc. in each specialty.

The price ($7.99) was almost bizarre in a world where specialty garden tools routinely run into double and even triple digits.

Supplemented by the Cannes Marché du Film, the largest film market in the world, the festival is where specialty distributors make many of their most crucial deals.

But statistics like this are misleading in coffee-mad cities like Melbourne, where specialty coffee is fast becoming the norm and where it's not uncommon to find yourself at least $4 or $5 out of pocket for an ethically sourced pour-over coffee at the likes of Market Lane (which, it must be said, serves up some of the best-tasting coffee in Melbourne).

The same kinds of tensions are playing out on a larger scale in other states, where specialty hospitals focused on cancer or heart care are under construction, stirring concern among community hospitals who fear the loss of lucrative business to hospitals that are not also required to offer charity care.

For concentrated shopping in a pleasant outdoor plaza, visit the West Village, 3699 McKinney Avenue, www.westvil.com, where specialty shops like Cowboy Cool, which sells custom-made western wear, or Premium93, which features designers like Marc Jacobs and Theory, are mixed in with the requisite Banana Republic and Gap.

Joseph Gurrera, the owner of Citarella, said the project would include a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footwell astoreopeningry, where specialty items will be prepared fontohe other Citarella stores, on 75th Street and Broadway and in Water Mill, on Long Island.