You'd think he was in a big restaurant in a city.

The festive laugh of its editors especially that of the roystering Lothario OLIVER DYER,is but seldom heard, now, in the famed restaurant of MOUQUIN.

Another little straw showing the set of the wind: we were sitting, four Americans, one lovely early summer day, in a restaurant at Swinemünde.

Presumably Miss Fanning obtained her meals from the restaurant on the ground floor of the mansions and had no use for a kitchen.

To the Crescent Turkish Restaurant for its Business Men's Lunch comes Fourth Avenue, whose antique-shop patois reads across the page from right to left.

And you know that I'm going to take you to the restaurant with him this evening; for one can never induce those fellows to give orders unless one plies them with good wine.

But perhaps you knew there were agents de police in the restaurant to-night?" Liane's head described a negative; her violet eyes were limpid pools of candour.

The three of us dined at a little restaurant near the Pantheon, and my friends wrote their names and a greeting to my wife on a post card, and an old man at the next table ordered a bottle of wine, in which we all drank the health of the Allies, and a party at another table began to sing, and went on singing for nearly an hour.

One lovely blonde has grown so absinthe-minded from the habit, that she regularly leaves the restaurant without paying for her luncheon.

Round steak prepared in this way is known in the restaurants as 'Dutch steak,' and commands a high price.

There were other shots fired, but how many I do not know; for the first knowledge I had of my surroundings and actions was that I was rushing through the chop-suey restaurant into the street.

It's eating around in swell sixty-cent restaurants like this and" "Gad!

At the curb I saw a yellow taxicab and noticed that the driver was in the restaurant across the street.

The desk clerk directed him to a Chinese restaurant down the road where he ate silently and noticed that he had no desire to drink.

My previous effort in Victoria Street had been so successful that I instinctively glanced across the street to see whether there was another convenient restaurant from which I could repeat my tactics.

If you want fare of the realm the dining rooms and grills of the hotels are at your service, as are the restaurants along Market, Powell and other streets.

After a mile we came to the fire, a Chinese restaurant beside a little creek and in a cocoanut-grove.

Into the streets of Paris, therefore, came the convalescents and the lightly wounded, and one-armed or one-legged officers or simple poilus with bandaged heads and hands could be seen in any restaurant among comrades who had not yet received their baptism of fire, had not cried "Touché!"

We were dining with a party on the balcony of a restaurant over the lake.

Comfortable bed, rousing fire, and warm meals from the restaurant round the corner!

" They left the restaurant amid an intense hush.

He was conscious that she passed through the restaurant towards the lobby at no great distance from himself.

The restaurant under a big building was warm, and for a time Cartwright occupied his favorite corner of the smoking-room.

It was beyond a doubt that certain well- known aviators had been seen in Paris restaurants until closing time...

Nor are you led off because a near-by stairway beckons you to a Chinese restaurant up above.