Sentence examples for any of the diners from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Israeli music alternated with reggae on the stereo system, creating a multilingual cacophony that didn't seem to faze any of the diners, who seemed more intent on capturing the attention of the single waitress rushing back and forth.

At E J's Luncheonette at East 73rd Street and Third Avenue, a sign on the awning announces the "Recession Buster," when customers can get any of the diner's blue-plate specials for $9.99 on Mondays and Tuesdays (blue plates normally are about $12.95 to $18.95, said Robert Eby, one of the owners, who noted sales of the dinners had doubled during the promotion).

Frimbo discuses the way the meaning of "diner" has changed since the days of the diners attached to trains, which the Market Diner resembles only remotely.

Tells of the crude table manners of the diners.

And one of the diners ordered a hamburger ($15).

The solution is "simple," said of the diners, over cups of breakfast tea.

History lies at the feet of the diners.

Four of the diners spat their portions out.

Polish visitor Lucas Paluchowski is one of the diners.

At one of the diners preceding my formal lecture the next morning John would interrogate me (as he always did).

In those days, a typical restaurant review would be full of elegant descriptions of sauces and garnishes, but never made any mention of the other diners on the grounds that to do so would be unspeakably vulgar, given how many plutocrats were entertaining their mistresses at adjoining tables.