Sentence examples for diners being from inspiring English sources

We don't see him ­carrying off another ­trophy this year Curious that two films, Sleeping Beauty and House of Tolerance, ­feature ­elderly diners being waited on by naked ­prostitutes.

Considered next to Dexys' "The Teams That Meet in Caffs" or Saint Etienne's "Mario's Cafe, Davidd inadvertently makes a good case for old-school diners being as important as art schools to the history of British pop.

Also, while I'm a big believer in diners being proactive about what they can't or won't eat, and asking related questions before ordering, descriptions of dishes should flag ingredients that typically set off alarm bells for significant numbers: pork, shellfish, nuts and accents such as cilantro, which some people are genetically predisposed to dislike (it reminds them of soap).

The second most common bad habit that diners identified was other diners being drunk, obnoxious and disorderly and disrupting their meal.

Diners are also unpredictable.

Diners are mostly adults.

The diners are "famished".

"Suddenly, diners are along for the ride.

Most diners are foreign tourists.

Diners are likely to spot him.

Diners are sitting outside on the terrace.