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| sted by the Gestapo that evening whilst he was | dining with Joseph Goebbels. |
| The Hearst castle | dining hall and ballroom was filmed in the Great Hall |
| urel, Maryland as well as the PVT Henry Costin | Dining Facility on Omaha Beach Circle at the Camp Fre |
| og stand or even through the window of her own | dining room, do the right thing and take her food awa |
| headquarters, the 110 corridor offers high end | dining options Blackstone's Steakhouse and Four Food |
| eating options, including higher-priced luxury | dining, chain restaurants, ethnic food restaurants, a |
| and open to the public for the highest outside | dining experience in the city. |
| essee of an important letter by Hippolochus on | dining in Macedon . |
| son used the present Green Room as his private | dining room. |
| taurant to bring "a new era of hospitality and | dining experience" to Gazans. |
| ern, which in that era included both hotel and | dining facilities. |
| and telegraph offices, the company's hotel and | dining and wash house, coalbins, sandhouses, blacksmi |
| company, set up shop in the hotel's abandoned | dining room. |
| rn accommodation wing and the hotel's renowned | dining room. |
| s of Esad Pasha, as he left Esad's house after | dining with him. |
| Located nearby are a milk house and | dining / kitchen building. |
| When constructed in 1855-1856, it housed the | dining room, chapel, classrooms, and dormitory space. |
| -style establishments to hybrid cafeteria/fine | dining establishments, replacing drink cart attendant |
| YC-ABC clubhouse had an impressive first-floor | dining room looking out over Hyde Park. |
| ce and great room with space for 100 in indoor | dining. |
| Fireplace mantle in the | dining room, where Mittie and Thee were married in fr |
| Award Dinner," held every spring in Kirkland's | dining hall. |
| ooms from 58 to 64, restoring skylights in the | dining room, and adding a new two-story portico entra |
| t aid station/infirmary, located either in the | dining car or the entertainment car. |
| nean vaults and passages, complete in chapels, | dining rooms, cells and perhaps even dungeons and tor |
| They eventually found a home in the | dining hall of St Paul's College, Sydney University. |
| nt entrance, followed by a scene filmed in the | dining room, with Linus Roache, Alison Elliott, and E |
| everyone is drunk and sitting in Blackadder's | dining room, singing along to his rendition of the go |
| anders, part of the Knoxville Campaign, in the | dining room. |
| rk Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke in the | dining room in 1928. |
| ment occurred and Smith was later found in the | dining room with a stab wound, as the group was picki |
| View towards the High Table in the | dining hall of Exeter College, Oxford. |
| evelt often hosted Thanksgiving dinners in its | dining hall for those who were using the Springs. |
| Production of The Stranger took place in the | dining room of the hotel. |
| Martha sat alone and apart from them in the | dining hall, and seldom spoke to her roommate. |
| e prayer was also sung before each meal in the | dining hall. |
| Her portrait by Kenneth Forbes hangs in the | dining hall at the school. |
| ntricate moulded plaster ceilings, seen in the | dining room and first floor rooms. |
| , when he died from a stroke on a couch in the | dining room. |
| vosses and Narendra met with Zuckerberg in the | dining hall of Harvard's Kirkland House, where they e |
| A stained glass window in the | dining hall of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, |
| began playing piano in his early teens in the | dining room of one of the pubs his parents owned in c |
| rstate 265 has experienced a growth in retail, | dining, housing and worship in recent years. |
| hall ceiling and carved on an oak panel in the | dining room. |
| ping around the temple to serving lunch in the | dining room. |
| use-bouche is more often used on menus in fine | dining restaurants. |
| ivate college to offer career training in fine | dining and the luxury hospitality industry. |
| ve been made by John Suter Jr., located in the | dining room, is the only original piece of furniture |
| allpaper hangers simultaneously working in his | dining room-the Stooges. |
| deos from the Incidents series shown in wooden | dining cabins inspired by a style of public dining fr |
| played while the ship is going down and in the | dining room in earlier scenes. |
| ncluded a staircase, and a chimneypiece in the | dining room. |
| ing The wedding of Aphrodite and Adonis in the | dining hall of the Mansion Simon near Hietzing. |
| com entitled The Train Now Leaving, set in the | dining carriage of an InterCity train running between |
| ervice in the Cathedral; a buffet lunch in the | Dining Hall and a marquee; picnics and barbecues on t |
| Albert Ayler heard her in a | dining club and introduced her to Bernard Stollman, t |
| Later, the 2 teams gathered in the | dining room to congratulate the week's biggest loser, |
| aveling to Hong Kong to explore trends in fine | dining, travel, and nightlife. |
| a "speak tube" which would allow people in the | dining room to communicate with servants in the kitch |
| nceremos” ) had set off two days before in the | dining room of the Argentine Federal Police headquart |
| One of Acee's murals was in the | dining hall of the USS Oklahoma. |
| They form a decorative backdrop in the | dining room in fitted bookcases. |
| ung and Francis Rossi on a table napkin in the | dining room of a hotel in Perranporth, Cornwall, in 1 |
| James insists that Hazel lunch with him in the | Dining Room, much to butler Hudson's disapproval. |
| rooms, including Italianate plasterwork in the | dining room. |
| As a rule of thumb in Cantonese | dining, the spiciness of a dish is usually inversely |
| In the | dining room, a dumbwaiter concealed by recessed pine |
| perty as the occupants of the house sat in the | dining room, which faced the front of the residence. |
| Their first ever gig was in the | dining hall in A Block in Westfield School in Mosboro |
| Meals are served cafeteria-style in the | dining hall. |
| Fine China department with "China in-stock for | dining tonight." |
| d in 1912, the club's facilities include golf, | dining, tennis, fitness, and swimming. |
| Other richly decorated rooms include the | Dining Room, Chinese Room, Billiard Room, and the Gal |
| The club's facilities include a | dining room and a luncheon room in addition to the Am |
| The buildings included a | dining hall, dormitories, a gym, swimming pool and a |
| The Administration Building includes a | dining hall, auditorium, library, dormitory and class |
| amp II rents for $150 per night and includes a | dining hall, kitchen, and six cabin, which can sleep |
| p camp rents for $400 per night and includes a | dining hall, kitchen, and twenty cabins which can sle |
| and Brookline Avenue, likely including retail, | dining, and luxury hotel/apartments. |
| anied by new social facilities including bars, | dining and park areas in a family-friendly environmen |
| included more than 100 buildings, including a | dining hall and hospital. |
| Rooms depict Colonial period life, including a | dining room, bedroom, textile room, and early tools a |
| ege when it was refaced in 1802, including the | dining hall and chapel. |
| s the College's campus, including dormitories, | dining and athletic facilities, communal areas, as we |
| is a mixed-use tower that incorporates upscale | dining, office space, and 82 condominiums at 3344 Pea |
| isk for developing hepatitis A infection after | dining at the restaurant. |
| ed the redevelopment of Sundance Square into a | dining and entertainment district. |
| 1832 to October,1838) but later evolved into a | dining club which it remained until 1933. |
| he old swimming pool has been converted into a | dining hall and four new classrooms and some Drama ro |
| from Adelaide fired a number of shots into the | dining room and Percy Brookfield, a Member of Parliam |
| n which guests are escorted in shifts into the | dining room, where a variety of dishes are already on |
| to combine some element of theatrics into the | dining experience for their patrons. |
| lutionary move, Denby has also introduced fine | dining ranges in fine porcelain and bone china. |
| ted by The New York Times with introducing the | dining public to "Perrier, the purple Peruvian potato |
| Greektown is a | dining and nightlife district on the Near West Side o |
| f a shop on the ground floor over which is the | dining room of Chester City Club. |
| There is a | dining club, The Templars, for long-term residents, a |
| The captain is obviously | dining there; the fuss is about who he is dining with |
| It included | dining rooms, smoking and billiard rooms, a reading r |
| In that year, the DBA opened its offices, | dining room and meeting facilities on the lobby floor |
| It is also known for its fine | dining and charming private boutiques. |
| ated executive catering facility, with its own | dining rooms. |
| Shreve was also built to house its own | dining court with a large dining room separated into |
| r, inspired by informal izakaya-style Japanese | dining in which dishes are brought to the table conti |
| sisters at a restaurant where she and John are | dining, one of whom is blind and claims to be psychic |
| The Kirkland House | dining hall has hosted luncheons honoring Queen Latif |
| d a second dormitory with expanded kitchen and | dining facilities were constructed. |
| and classrooms, plus the school's kitchen and | dining room, library, laboratory and lockers on the l |
| g to house administrative offices, kitchen and | dining facilities, and a chapel was dedicated on Nove |
| clude a large Yoga-meeting room, a kitchen and | dining room serving vegetarian meals, an underground |
| The roof of the old kitchen and | dining room had fallen in, with only the 16-18 walls |
| 1948, a new lobby, bowling alley, kitchen and | dining area, library, and additional game rooms were |
| ildings and also provided enlarged kitchen and | dining areas. |
| abit of using Horn Castle as their kitchen and | dining hall. |
| A kitchen and | dining "ell" was added in subsequent years, and final |
| The building had kitchen and | dining room, administrative offices, and a Saal (wors |
| a beautiful hotel with a bustling kitchen and | dining room and an even busier saloon. |
| 5-bay brick house with a 1.5-story kitchen and | dining room wing attached to the rear to form an "L" |
| d to be used as basic bunk houses, kitchen and | dining area. |
| basement contained laboratories, a kitchen, a | dining hall, and a gymnasium. |
| r, along with the station office, kitchen, and | dining & recreation room. |
| carpentry, sewing, and household, kitchen, and | dining room work. |
| rooms were: the Drawing Room, the Kitchen, the | Dining Room, the Billiard Room, the Library and the S |
| , insect collection, guest rooms, kitchen, and | dining room. |
| While Knowles was | dining with Vice-Admiral William Waldegrave that even |
| e background of Eric Fischl's Krefeld Project, | Dining Room Scene 2. |
| Additionally, the Marion L. Brittain | Dining Hall, erected in 1928, is the only dining faci |
| This land includes | dining, shopping, parades, and entertainment. |
| ncluding a well furnished parlor, large lobby, | dining room and a large room for a bar-room. |
| A large, modern | dining facility serves hot food every day. |
| ght Quad also has the campus's largest student | dining facility, the Wright Place Food Court. |
| “Best Late Night | Dining Award” from Time Out Magazine in 1996 and 2003 |
| aff offices, a technology and learning center, | dining facilities, and training facilities for its Sc |
| Gradually the townspeople also leave the | dining hall. |
| illow exchange glances and then both leave the | dining room, followed by a confused Xander while the |
| The log section contains on its lower level a | dining room, den, kitchen, bathroom and laundry. |
| ury born architect, to remodel the library and | dining room in 1793. |
| ) building, which contains a library, kitchen, | dining room, offices, and guest quarters. |
| ed Beachcomber Bar and Grill offers light fare | dining on the pool deck amongst Tiffany glass accents |
| The school also had a limited sized | dining area, which did not have the capacity to hold |
| nd music listings; a number of CD, live music, | dining, and movie reviews; a culture column; and the |
| their own little hands", with the living room, | dining room, and kitchen cramped into the space of a |
| s with French doors, leading to the living and | dining rooms. |
| In plan, the living room, | dining room, and finally a louvered gallery overlooki |
| n the first floor, one can find a living room, | dining room, sunroom, front hall, and kitchen. |
| the entire 3rd floor and includes a living and | dining space, kitchenette and 2 bedrooms each with an |
| ooms and a bathroom in one wing and living and | dining areas in the other. |
| ide, the house is laid out with a living room, | dining room and kitchen in line from front to back on |
| nt of the house, 4 bedrooms, two living rooms, | dining saloon, a Catholic chapel inside the house whi |
| uet hall, a business center, a large lobby and | dining room. |
| but for a pub called the "Crab and Lobster"- a | dining and seafood pub of almost legendary status, ov |
| Merrick Park features nine locales for | dining. |
| In its courtyard are located a | dining hall, a laundry room, cleaners, a printing hou |
| ary travellers' amenities (such as lodging and | dining) along with accommodations for the crew. |
| s living a bohemian lifestyle in London); when | dining one night in London she sat next to a publishe |
| t Corsham where Sir Walter and Henry Long were | dining with a group of magistrates. |
| ishment also has a barge, cocktail lounge, and | dining room. |
| December 2010, it housed the campus mail room, | dining facilities, a coffee shop, 7-11 convenience st |
| e site was quite extensive, with a main block, | dining with TV - cinema room, library, and dormitory |
| It consists of five main rooms ( | dining room, living room, study, classroom, bedroom) |
| ,000-square-foot (1,300 m2) mainly underground | dining and meeting room capable of seating 160 people |
| It became a major nightlife, | dining, and entertainment center in the last two deca |
| The area is home to many fine | dining establishments and numerous shopping locales, |
| Vic's is one of many local | dining venues popular with Sacramento's politicians. |
| nclude the entry hall, parlor, master bedroom, | dining room, two additional bedrooms, maid's room and |
| Merrimack's renovated | dining hall includes an allergy-free preparation area |
| in the California full service Mexican casual | dining restaurant segment." |
| s Fresh Mex is a chain of Mexican-style casual | dining restaurants located in the United States. |
| contains a great hall with minstrel's gallery, | dining room, drawing room, kitchens, a master bedroom |
| , is a longstanding Kansas City, Missouri fine | dining establishment that was founded in 1903 and gai |
| he way palaeontologists suggest, their mode of | dining must have been a sight worth seeing... |
| Overall, the facilities are fairly modern and | dining options on the concourses are also available. |
| he Chaplin Society is a monarchist gentlemen's | dining society, based at Peterhouse, at the Universit |
| The more casual | dining room is called the "Grill Room". |
| A more intimate | dining room, Wild Blue, was located on the south side |
| s and restaurants, as well as more traditional | dining. |
| Except in the most casual | dining establishments, they are usually provided as a |
| veral occasions and some of the most prominent | dining rooms in London will no longer take his bookin |
| ocals, Wattles and the Spiritualists moved the | dining hall/town hall brick by brick to the river's e |
| Mrs Wilkes' | Dining Room is located in a former boarding house kno |
| Entrance to Mrs Wilke's | Dining Room in Savannah, Georgia |
| Mrs. Wilkes' | Dining Room is a restaurant offering Southern (United |
| um, ballfields and tennis courts), a museum, a | dining hall, a Church and Sunday-school building (Har |
| 20 seminar rooms with 30-40 seats, a museum, a | dining hall for 150 people and a cafeteria for 60 peo |
| nt was the short-lived Marquee N1, a music and | dining venue backed by Dave Stewart of Eurythmics and |
| a four storey block, craft block, music suite, | dining areas and gymnasiums. |
| onstruction of a new art studio, music studio, | dining room and 15 bedrooms. |
| While the Napoleon (main) | dining room was built in 1920, the adjoining dining r |
| uipments, technical supplies, Navigation Aids, | Dining Facilities and lodging sites for employees. |
| Howard Hall is located near South | Dining Hall on University of Notre Dame's Southernmos |
| gner published a restaurant guide to New York, | Dining Out in New York, and in 1941 Gourmet Dinners. |
| In 2005 Hughes opened a new residential, | dining, and meeting building, the Fenners Building, w |
| It was replaced by a new university | dining and recreation facility. |
| odeled Food Court including a new bistro-style | dining terrace and contemporary new storefronts for 1 |
| Houseblock, consisting of a newly refurbished | dining hall on the ground level, then maths rooms on |
| commodations for 64-80 kids, a newly renovated | dining hall, a large pavilion, the high and low chall |
| enshrinement in Nation's Restaurant News "Fine | Dining Hall of Fame." |
| sinesses, entertainment venues, nightclubs and | dining establishments. |
| This means that there is usually no on-site | dining on the premises. |
| f at least 4 m2 (43 sq ft) as normal bedrooms, | dining rooms, living rooms, kitchens and habitable ce |
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