Sentence examples for din by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "din by" is correct and can be used in written English
It means "your town/city" and is used to refer to someone else's hometown or the town/city they live in. Example: "I heard your brother moved to din by last year. How does he like it there?"
Mr. Selinger retreated from the din by reading — first Chip Hilton and the Hardy Boys; then the World Book Encyclopedia, then Updike, Roth, Shakespeare and Hemingway.
Standing on this rubble mountain, dozens of West Berliners added to the din by whistling through their fingers, hooting, and catcalling.
It bounces off the hard surfaces and when the waiters sing "Happy Birthday," they add to the din by banging on pots and pans.
By night, Café d'Alsace is a clamorous brasserie, the unsightly acoustic tile on the ceiling doing little to muffle the treble din; by day, the atmosphere is dawdling and subdued.
Queens of the Stone Age provided a glorious and welcome counterpoint to Papa Roach frontman Coby Dick attempting to validate his band's wretched din by informing journalists that he had wet the bed into his teens.
Rise above the din by following the advice laid out in a thousand "pick-up artist" manuals (the ones that teach men how to get women and lose all sense of personal space) and wear something outlandish – a dressing gown, hair extensions, some nice clogs – as you stroll through town hawking your wares.
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Then consider it again and again, and you have Dining by Design.
ON THE BEACH Dining by the sea is a perennial summer way to entertain.
Last week, 60 designers offered ideas at the annual Dining by Design party, which raised $500,000 for Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (Diffa).
NOREEN and FRED HASSAN, who was honored.; Feb. 26: The Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS held its Dining by Design benefit, which culminated with a dinner for 700 guests.
