Meanings of famous dinner in English

I feel certain that the chef will have a famous dinner there to-night.

I'm sure Mrs Thatcher enjoyed her famous dinner scene: 'And what about the vegetables?

She was holding council with her cook concerning the famous dinner-party for the next day.

The Lotos Club gave a famous dinner to George Augustus Sala, the English writer and journalist.

How about that famous dinner that the Kaiser ordered in one of the big Paris hotels!

On New Year's Eve 1853 a famous dinner for twenty-one prominent scientists was held inside the unfinished iguanodon.

This famous dinner and George's poem caused a lot of fun and friction, jealousy, curiosity and endless discussion.

In 1889 Arthur Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde met for a famous dinner at the Langham Hotel in London.

We'll have a famous dinner.

A hare, partridges, half a roebuck!-Wewill ask your friends and have a famous dinner, for Athalie has a special talent for dressing venison.

After dinner, they sat around the table, groaning even as they took a second slice of pie or one more of Margo's famous dinner rolls.

Your own grandmother's famous dinners were not more decorous.

The Lotos Club gave him one of its most famous dinners, famous to those invited and to those who spoke.

He was a great business-man, a super-salesman and become known for his famous dinners, and his love for good food and lavish gift-giving.

"Come," said Basil, "I must furnish my quota to this famous dinner that is to be.

Here the fashionable summer-folk of the various harbours come to drink afternoon tea and to eat famous dinners of broiled chicken, baked potatoes, and pop-overs.