The phrase "a dining for" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We are organizing a dining for the charity event."
Alternatives: "a dinner for" or "a meal for".
There was also a Dining for Democracy fund-raising series, which included a three-course dessert dinner in August at the SoHo home of the fashion writer Stephanie LaCava for $200 a ticket, and a recent dinner cooked by Dan Barber of Blue Hill.
When she heard (from me) that there was a rather good biography of Palmiro Togliatti, the leader of the Italian Communist party, she lobbied the Italian publisher, hassled the author to cut it down to translatable size, and when she realised that the publisher was in difficulty because of the high cost, organised a "Dining for Togliatti" event to gather funds.
"I learn a lot," Jennifer Moyen-Logan, a Dining for Women Chapter leader, told the MSNBC.com.
On Oct. 5, restaurants across the country will have a "Dine for America" day to support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.
On Oct. 5 restaurants across the country will have a Dine for America day to support the Red Cross relief fund.
For a dining room for example, you typically want music to encourage vibrant conversation.
First class will hold 14 private cabins that will offer a personal storage area for clothes, a dining table for two, a leather chair and an LCD TV.
The room includes a dining table for six and a few tall tables for drinks.
It had 75 rooms for male students and bachelor faculty, and a dining room for 250 people.
Still images are useful for showing a product in context -- a chair in a dining room for example.
It was a dining room for the green.
