Sentence examples for a dinnertime from inspiring English sources

Do you have a dinnertime ritual?

As weird as a dinnertime threesome could feel, it was, at times, a lifesaver to have him around.

In a dinnertime portrait, the family forms a line, surrounded by neatly arranged rows of coats, plates and chairs.

A dinnertime address by Erik Weihenmayer, a blind mountaineer who scaled Everest, was called "Using Adversity to Our Advantage by Working Together".

In the imperial style of the royal family, he confirmed the reports of a dinnertime bloodbath, while making no allegations against his comatose nephew.

The children's program ($25 for a half day, $65 for a full day, $45 for a dinnertime session, including a meal) runs from mid-June through Labor Day.

It's about a 1969 dinnertime conversation with a co-worker in a swanky house in Pacific Palisades, California.

He likes a boilermaker at dinnertime (a shot of bourbon and a tall glass of beer) and, on occasion, the bullfrogs from his pond.

When I was hungry, I ate; when I was tired, I slept; and there wasn't a single dinnertime that involved an ultimatum or tears.

An engineering major, he persuaded his fraternity brothers to pay for a chef to replace a chaotic dinnertime routine, and he doled out assignments to lab mates.

SEATTLE - Jodi Robbins and her family were on a grim dinnertime merry-go-round.