BY dinnertime, we were ready for more refined amusement, or at least a good dinner.
By dinnertime, Hannah was all worked up.
By dinnertime, the floor is mopped and the kitchen is clean.
By dinnertime, I was always so exhausted that I couldn't bring myself to eat more than cereal and milk.
"By dinnertime," Mr. Korda recalled in his book, "our friends were coughing and complaining of chest pains and skin lesions".
By dinnertime, he was settled into a spot by the window of Camaradas, where he jotted down thoughts and chatted with strangers.
By dinnertime, he was, like, 'Hi, Donna, how are ya?' " She continued, "When I was in Miami, President Carter was running for reëlection.
By dinnertime, Mr. Bukiet found that the flier he saw had been taken down — a cynic might wonder if it was snatched by the same hawk — and after looking around the immediate area, he saw there were no others.
By dinnertime you'll feel right at home in Buenos Aires — at least if you reserve a spot at Casa Felix, the private supper club in the airy home of Diego Felix and Sanra Ritten.
By dinnertime the pita is made and Mrs. Halabi is at work in the open kitchen at the back of the 18-seat space, meticulously composing appetizer platters and tending to baskets of falafel in the deep fryer.
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.
