Sentence examples for diner look from inspiring English sources
Old photographs in a local diner look like an exhibit from a town obituary.
Joost and Schulman have ample visual sizzle, making even a tacky, neon-lit diner look sexy now that Venus is coming out of her shell.
The 130-seat restaurant, next to the New Museum, does have a classic diner look, though behind the counter are not griddles and soup pots, but a full bar.
The 130-seat restaurant, next to the New Museum, does have a classic diner look though behind the counter are not griddles, milkshake machines and soup pots, but a full bar.
Dwarfed by gleaming high-rise towers, the 1920s edifice — Greek village meets Greek diner — looks completely incongruous now.
Sliced ostrich steak in a green peppercorn sauce satisfied a diner looking for something a bit different.
That character caught on an overhead monitor is you, the diner, looking like a videotaped A.T.M. bandit.
His family has lived in Oceanside for three generations, and his diner looks as though it exists in the 1950's, but in the idealized way that the television show "Happy Days" portrayed the 50's.
Most of the diners on the blog now are in the New York/New Jersey area, with a few others interspersed at random (check out, in particular, what a diner looks like in Iceland!).
Your fellow diners look like your parents.
Downstairs, unsuspecting diners look at menus and order.
