Sentence examples for dinner cafeteria from inspiring English sources
Lunch and dinner, cafeteria style.
Ian Shapira '00 and Caroline Turner '00 on their first date — dinner at the cafeteria and a Princeton basketball game.
The company offers all the usual perks: free lunch and dinner, a sizable cafeteria and a room with yoga mats and board games.
Every year they organize a holiday dinner in the cafeteria attended by 250 mothers and children who have escaped abusive relationships.
It included dinners for different classes and eras, a walking tour of downtown, appearances by former administrators and teachers, a dinner in the cafeteria, school tours and a goody bag with a replica of the orange and blue T-shirt worn in gym.
At moments in "High" her voice is raspy enough to strip paint; at others it's as cool, as Raymond Chandler once said, as a cafeteria dinner; and at still others it takes on a mellow, burnished warmth, like well-aged whiskey.
(Since I was on the grounds of a still-vibrant mental hospital, I was also told that if I wanted lunch or dinner in the cafeteria as a break from working, I should simply sign myself in under "guests"). Researchers who must rely on archives constructed according to someone else's plan have to spend a lot more time searching for what they need than I did.
After I came out, the response was admittedly varied: I remember a professor asking me over dinner in the cafeteria if I ever planned on preaching again.
Along with political debates and campus controversies, The Federalist wrote about culture, such as a gushing review of a Polaroid collage exhibit from English artist David Hockney ― the kind of article aimed at that particular breed of college student who likes to discuss how the artist is pushing the boundaries of photorealism and cubism over dinner in the cafeteria.
