Sentence examples for diner table from inspiring English sources

The shot of the judge's blood pouring into spilled milk on the Waffle Hut diner table feels like a classic Fargo detail.

"Yeah, this one's waaay too heavy," agrees Chip Facka, who joins Stilp at the diner table.

During the diner scene, in which Ron and Tammy switch between violent fighting and passionate kissing, Offerman accidentally pulled a diner table out of the wall after placing Mullally on top of it and kissing her.

There are cake stands on top of cigar cases; shelf upon shelf of napkin dispensers; bars in all shapes and sizes; diner stools from every decade; saltshakers lined up in rows like toy soldiers; candy jars and coffee urns; meathooks and Coca-Cola machines; chrome-edged diner tables in bright green, blue and red, stacked like dominos; andinerntablesother finds, all worn and brightful.

Cocktail-party bores and diner-table droners beware: el Kaliouby envisions a "Bore-O-Meter" that might, say, cause your cellphone to vibrate when software senses that your conversation partner's eyes are glazing over, while a "Monologue Detector" would monitor your turn-taking patterns and discreetly suggest you let someone else get a word in edgewise.

A steamy steak house where impassive waiters were grilling beef on braziers embedded in the diners' tables.

Achatz wanted his new restaurant to be different no tablecloths or silverware waiting on the diners' tables, and no rubber mats in the kitchen.

The idea of an outright ban, except for salt cellars on diners' tables, has led to raised eyebrows across the city, which prides itself on its cuisine.

Achatz wanted his new restaurant to be different — no tablecloths or silverware waiting on the diners' tables, and no rubber mats in the kitchen.

The show, "Murder on Broadway," and dinner are intertwined as the cast of 15 carries the plot from crime to solution right to diners' tables in the course of the evening.

He brought a touch of that hedonistic vibe uptown on Tuesday night, temporarily rechristening the joint "Club Cumming" with a vibrant neon sign whose fuchsia glow overpowered all the stuffy little fringe lamps that illuminated diners' tables.