Sentence examples for dining around from inspiring English sources

THERE'S nothing I like better than dining around in a city.

Come back to a delicious meal of local dishes, dining around the fire in winter, in the garden in summer.

Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan's article on fine dining around the north of England was so successful the paper wants a sequel.

Hong Kong's culinary treats can be enjoyed in every corner of the city – especially in the best known dining districts of Causeway Bay, Kowloon City and SoHo, which offers particularly intimate and varied dining around Staunton, Elgin and Shelley streets.

Sometimes she tried too hard — Barack Obama was depicted as the first gay president — and sometimes not hard enough, as with last week's cover about fancy dining around the world.

When things were at their worst last winter, he was playing bridge and dining around Palm Beach with a domineering wealthy woman who suggested he was after her money.

The second was the arrival of the divo himself, who sat down to dine around ten. Naturally, he ordered a Pasión — a mix of tequila and passionfruit.

At his old town house on West 18th Street, guests started in the kitchen for drinks and made their way up to the parlor floor, where they dined around a Federal mahogany table.

They dine around a worn wooden table, with a bench for seating; they eat largely what they grow and drink their own wine, or that of neighbors here in the Gaillac, much of it made from the seven varieties of a local grape, Mauzac.

Each venue has its merits, and if you dine around town and play some tennis and golf too, you'll have a smile-inducing vacation the folks back home will envy.

Campus meals are served by Dartmouth Dining Services, which operates 11 dining establishments around campus.