Sentence examples for diners off from inspiring English sources

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Wraparound booths, suggestive of Elizabethan collars, create the intimacy of a private room without cutting diners off from the swirl of the main room.

Both sought levity and, perhaps, a celebrity: the rooftop bar, about two months old, advertised that Frank Sinatra had loyally visited a previous iteration, for drinks…"}]} Until very recently, the front of this new Greek restaurant was intentionally boarded up, in order to throw diners off.

But actually, on a Monday conference call with investors, executives acknowledged that something more concerning may be turning diners off.

The chef was taking a break from the kitchen one evening as rain drove diners off the sidewalk and into the restaurant.

She clearly feels that there is something ignoble, or at least remote from her original infatuation, in sending expense-account diners off to this or that French temple.

A quick search of YouTube pulls up a number of buffet fights, where diners face off against one another over perceived slights or misunderstandings.

Diners rip off a piece of the lahmacun, squeeze some lemon juice on it and wrap it around a tomato slice and a handful of parsley.

Local seafood is the specialty at this spot (Sondre Akershus Kai 34; 47-22-33-36-30; www.solsiden.no; dinner only), which is open only from May to September, with many diners starting off their meal with a huge platter of fruits de mer.

"So that made me think even harder, 'I don't want to kiss him unless I know I want to be with him forever.' " On their next date, they went back to L'Enfant Cafe for dinner on Wig Night, when the restaurant offers diners half off on their wine if they wear wigs.

My favorite!" A diner, polishing off a cone of sausage, mushroom, and mozzarella, couldn't decide if he was full.