Sentence examples for Dine from inspiring English sources
"yours" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a possessive pronoun or as the second person possessive adjective. Example: This book is yours.
verb
To eat; to eat dinner or supper
He got cheers when he suggested reporters at least dine in local restaurants to help the area.
And yes, not just hoping to dine a la carte, you might well say that David Cameron was trying to order for the whole table.
As the founder of a social network for female business travellers, one would imagine that I never need dine alone.
Legendary shopper Elton John likes to check into a suite here whenever he's in town and Gianni Versace used to dine at its swish Il Teatro restaurant.
Honeymooning couples can dine at tables by the waves.
Go to a Chinese restaurant and the chances are you will dine on seafood or roast meats, perhaps with a vegetable side.
(In the world of economists, you can dine out on a good Bernanke anecdote for at least a year).
For his "Come Dine With Me" menu, would want "pretentious fish and chips" or "sausage en croute" – "some kind of regional, working class food, seriously tarted up".
Open for breakfast and lunch, you can sit outside beneath the grape-vine framed awnings and watch life in this picturesque town go by (autumn is highly recommended for wildfire leaf colour), or dine inside the pantry among rows of handmade preserves and local wines and soak up the kitchen's hearty aromas.
Come dine with me: More supperclubs Worldwide Like-a-local.com has a range of listings for places around the world where you can eat with locals, including a houseboat in Amsterdam, a roof terrace in Barcelona and a Porto apartment where the host serves wine from his own vineyard.
I can walk around the town without my scarf, drive a car on my own, dine in a restaurant without my husband and no one ticks me off".
