supper

The rent dinners continued, but the harvest suppers that he had revived in 1909 appear to have been a casualty of this period.

They had to pay for their own suppers out of their own pockets.

The ration entitlement of officers and men abroad is the same except in the matter of suppers.

The school is also used for harvest suppers, bazaars, coffee mornings, and the like.

I certainly do not diminish the hound trails, the puppy walking, the puppy shows, the dances—yes, there are dances—and the fund-raising suppers.

We want to continue to have fish suppers.

The daughter stayed at home and commenced cooking the suppers.

Then we are told these men are required to have gas-rings on which to cook their suppers.

I do not object to their being placed first provided that it is appreciated that these individuals are "singing for their suppers".

They cooked their families' suppers early.

Above all, cinema was a communal experience—people used to bring their fish and chip suppers with them—and they were part of the life and vibrancy of the town.

We shall not be surprised when we hear about the champagne suppers that the port employers will be having in every port in this country tonight.

There could be side meetings which would mean the cost of hiring rooms, and so on, as well as the cost of providing entertainment and even suppers.

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She acted almost as a second minister, organizing most of the youth work, education activities, and women's meetings, as well as church suppers.

A tattooed man comes, tells them that supper's ready, and looks down into the water to see the boy.