Sentence examples for diners by from inspiring English sources
Cases in point: The staff addresses first-time diners by name ("Have you finished, Mme. Friedrich?").
Diners, by then, had grown used to $32 roast chicken and $15 shrimp cocktail.
Favorite bars are defined by their posters and jukeboxes, diners by their menus and the conversations of their clientele, guns by their make and caliber.
Instead of segregating diners by eating preferences, Mr. Baker's innovative dishes — he spent years at San Francisco's Millennium vegan restaurant — inspire crossover.
A restaurant run by the celebrity chef Raymond Blanc risked killing diners by selling dangerously undercooked meat, a court heard yesterday.
The kitchen is separated from the diners by a shower curtain, and the menu of French-Caribbean food is prepared with one burner and two convection ovens.
The scene was spiked Classic American Diner by way of Epcot.
In Rothesay, my favourite place was Liz's Diner, by the seafront.
He restored the diner by hand, even securing its place on the National Register of Historic Places.
Poole's: Recipes and Stories From a Modern Diner, by Ashley Christensen with Kaitlyn Goalen (Ten Speed Press, $35).
"You could serve that to people and they wouldn't even know it was fish," remarked one diner, by way of a compliment.
