"I went into the diner this morning and everybody said how pretty I looked on TV and that I was absolutely right," she added with pleasure.
Mrs. Clinton, after greeting patrons at a Buffalo diner this morning, called Mr. Lazio's actions a stunt and belittled him, saying it reminded her of dealing with her two younger brothers.
(You can choose what is for diner tonight).
In a taut 3,000 words it recounts a visit to a small town outside Chicago by two laconic, wisecracking hit men, Max and Al, who take over a local diner one late afternoon to kill a regular patron, a down-and-out ex-boxer known as the Swede.
When we arrive it is lashing with rain, gloomy above (despite the long evenings at this latitude), and precisely the kind of inclement weather to make the always-cheery Celeste, our eight-month-old companion, rise from her slumber and threaten violence upon the ears of her parents, our fellow diners tonight.
It shows a diner at night: an urban aquarium, a glass cell.
Police say Hulett went to the diner Tuesday night for the "sole purpose" of killing Lionel S. Hernandez, 47, a cook, whom Hulett said had "crossed the line".
His wife, Jinsoon, is the cashier, and his son Andrew, now 30, manages the diner at night and may one day succeed his father.
Nighthawks shows four people in a diner at night, cut off from the street outside by a curving glass window: a disquieting scene of disconnection and estrangement.
But he's not anymore," Roger says to one of the young women they bring to a diner one night, before leaving a hundred dollars to apologize to a waitress he's teased).
Money was getting very tight: sales at the bookstore were bad, so Hector got a job as a short-order cook at a diner at night, then started working the early-morning shift on the line at a factory.
