Sentence examples for dining comes from inspiring English sources

1994 -- Trendy dining comes to Williamsburg at Planet Thailand, in a space that soon grows from cozy to warehouse-size.

So I am grateful to Chuck Palahniuk for the scene in Survivor where the narrator only realises after eating most of a lobster that its heart is still beating … The acme of disgusting dining comes in Martin Amis's The Rachel Papers.

Outdoor dining comes with every villa.

But what must be the all-time least appetizing example of presidential dining comes from a 1975 story in this magazine, a classic work of journalism by John Hersey on the week he spent hanging out with President Ford.

An ancient palace is the star of this island city, where casual dining comes cheap.

They are the regular fare that fills in between feasts for people who will dine come what may.

The $15,000 worth of fine dining came courtesy of Jonnie R. Williams Sr., the chief executive of a company that has made major contributions to McDonnell's campaigns and that is the subject of a federal securities investigation.

There's also a full bar with seating, reservations, a private dining room, outdoor dining (coming soon), a kids menu — and actual white tablecloths.

That's where Wine n Dine comes in.

I asked if he enjoyed the wining and dining that comes with building tunnels.

This reformulation of the dining system comes as the current contract with Aramark is set to expire at the end of the year.