Sentence examples for * dinnertime in from inspiring English sources

It's dinnertime in the Vista restaurant.

It is dinnertime in central Osaka and I'm about to eat a dish that could kill.

JANICE GOLDKLANG, a New York publisher, was reveling about dinnertime in her home in Pelham, N.Y.

A party from here had gone to Baltimore to attend the Davis Cup matches, and found themselves at dinnertime in a restaurant called "Hugo's.

11 p.m. 3) LATE LATE DINNER It's dinnertime in New York — and Ibiza — so head to the foodie village of San Rafael.

Meanwhile, Mum's protracted, vinous afternoons of gin rummy with her ladyship had her by dinnertime in what might be called the spring-loaded position.

And it starts with Keith [McNally, the owner]." "When the Odeon opened, at lunchtime I was making $9 in tips, and at dinnertime $25 in tips," says Wong Cheng, a k a Koon, referring to his work as a busboy at McNally's first restaurant (Koon has worked for McNally since 1982).

By dinnertime viewers in Florida, Ohio, Colorado, Nevada and other swing states in the US presidential election are watching, for the umpteenth time that day, television advertisements attacking Barack Obama and promoting Mitt Romney.

If you're spending dinnertime parked in the driveway, and your spouse is in the kitchen, that's an obvious problem.

After appearing with Bruce Springsteen at a rain-soaked dinnertime rally in downtown Cleveland, followed by a stop in Cincinnati for a stadium rally at 9 30 p.m., Mr. Obama did not arrive at his hotel in Jacksonville, Fla., until 1 35 a.m. on Monday.

In recent years, the royals have also had a dinnertime reception in order to spend more time with guests (and bust a move on the dance floor, of course).