| Whether writing about Gothic churches or peasant shrines, Chateaubriand managed to convey a sense of awe and respect which he placed at the centre of religious experience. |
| Then, under a starry sky, we ate chateaubriand at a candlelit table on the lakeside veranda of the hotel, hoping the night would never end. |
| There he goes, leaving many of his choice cuts on the shelf and still puts out the most succulent chateaubriand against Everton's scrag end of lamb. |
| I started with a warm duck and pate salad and followed that with chateaubriand, which was absolutely melt-in-the-mouth. |
| Francois-Rene, vicomte de Chateaubriand, French ambassador in London from 1822, criticised Wellington's choice of setting for the statue. |
| We ate Chateaubriand on our wedding night in a very posh restaurant. |
