Sentence examples for call dinner from inspiring English sources
It is a quirky, substantial side dish that turkey-haters and pescatarians could call dinner.
Reminiscing about his childhood, Wallace said: "Just thinking about it takes me back to happy times when what we call dinner now was known as 'tea' and we ate it around five o'clock.
That must mean I'm middle-class, where once I was working-class; though, no matter how posh I get, I can't bring myself to call (what I now call) dinner "supper".
As the sun sets each night, a black cloud emerges from under the bridge as the creatures go in search of moths and other bugs to call dinner.
Oil, acid, salt, heat, herbs — give them the works, and they will be delicious enough to pile on toast and call dinner.
Here you go: it's called Dinner.
(It's not called dinner in Poultney).
Until industrialization, lunch was called dinner and typically was consumed at home.
It begins with two children ignoring a mother's voice calling, "Dinner's ready".
The movie is called "Dinner Rush," but it has a stillness at its heart.
Tucked away on Channel 4's listings last night was a programme called Dinner at 11.
