Sentence examples for diner together from inspiring English sources

As an old story goes: A pig and a chicken open a diner together, selling ham and eggs.

The Emmy-winning former matriarch of "Everybody Loves Raymond" has signed on to play Aunt Lee on the ABC comedy, which follows three aging sisters who own a West Texas family diner together.

Believe it or not, having a comfortable and warm diner together may heal both of their emotional and physical level.

The reconstruction, in book form, of these distant nights stems from the same impulse that brought the original diners together: to seek a material scrap of prior genius.

One wall-size 1888 etching here, "A Down-Town Lunch-Room in New York," shows waiters and top-hatted diners pressed together in a tumult of food and conversation.

The diners, seated together at a large communal table and at the smaller tables around it, were as diverse a group as I've seen in Westchester.

Drinkers are second-class citizens, forming an obedient second tier, a peanut gallery, balancing their cocktail glasses carefully for the mountainous trip over the shoulders of diners, locked together like the Rockies, through the hazardous passes of talking heads and moving arms, back and forth to the bar.

Joined by our shared experiences and our knowledge of the same weather patterns and our mutual love of the Breakfast Special from the One True Diner, we stand together in the face of this vast and inscrutable universe.

A fried egg is often placed on top of the rice, and diners stir everything together.

And the tables — for only 40 diners — are squished together in two downstairs rooms of a Craftsman-style bungalow with a humble fireplace in which squat, fat candles flicker.

It costs about $2 for a sausage, and the sloppy nature of the dish generally requires diners to stand together eating off chest-high snack tables on the sidewalks (though one restaurant in Düsseldorf supposedly sells the dish coated in gold leaf and accompanied by Champagne).