Sentence examples for whose dinners from inspiring English sources

From Ushuaia, Argentina, the students boarded the cruise liner, whose cabins feature walk-in-closets and whose dinners include duck pâté and apple sorbet.

I have gladly reclaimed the cooking — not a strong point for Craig whose dinners usually came from a box that says ready in 10 minutes or less.

His neighbor will be Masa Takayama, a Japanese chef whose dinners at Ginza Sushiko in Beverly Hills ran $250 per person ($300 during blowfish season).

There is no leveler quite like a dinner table, said Mr. Hitz, a longtime bicoastal whose dinners at his California digs, an aerie perched high above Sunset Boulevard, tend to be populated by Hollywood types from across the demographic spectrum.

And like so many of those great hostesses of the past whose dinners were legendarily delicious, de Rothschild was a stranger in the kitchen, but she knew how to get the best performance out of her staff.

TC: Will there be any special discounts for people whose dinners are ruined by their tablemates incessantly taking pictures of food?

Mr. Bulmash was as sanguine as someone whose dinner was interrupted by a telemarketer.

But Republicans attacked as quickly and voraciously as a cougar whose dinner has been threatened.

"Finally, someone decided to cut across the middle," Stevens said, sounding like a hungry shark whose dinner had been delayed.

The woman, a chief assistant named Sharon Woo, looked at Tiny, and then at the crowd, with the expression of somebody whose dinner guests have arrived twenty-five minutearlyrly.

Various organizations rented space at the temple, including, in 1928, the Women's 13 Club, whose dinner there featured spilled salt, smashed mirrors and ladders to walk under.