Sentence examples for dinner jumps from inspiring English sources

Now, a University of Maryland researcher has discovered that they are sensory organs that can detect ripples in the surface of the water, like those created when dinner jumps into the swamp.

Krzyzewski, who silenced a roomful of supporters who clapped for him at a team dinner Friday, jumped up and down, up and down, as if attempting a record in the vertical leap.

So when he invited her to one of these dinners, she jumped at the chance.

For example, if you're usually a quiet steak-and-potatoes-for-dinner person, jumping straight to eating still-beating cobra hearts in front of a crowd probably isn't a good idea.

I tell him gently he is being a little silly and let's just have dinner, but he jumps in the car, drives off, and comes back with what I later find out is a hundred lottery tickets.

As guests sat for dinner, Mr. Rellie jumped in to choreograph last-second seating changes.

Then out of nowhere … Dinner!" Smells quickly jump to fill a space without indicating their appearance, and just as swiftly are gone.

Anticipating that this dinner was going to jump the shark, I had assigned myself the porchetta — roast pig — which I craftily planned to buy at one of those mobile butcher vans that are scattered at daily markets across Umbria.

Japan abounds with such dishes local favorites that haven't made the jump to dinner tables abroad.

I'm not cool if I didn't travel the world, had dinner with aboriginals, and jumped out of a jumbo jet on the way back?

As Peter Himmelstein's script jumps from the dinner itself back to the day before, we get a thumbnail of each Meyerwitz child's disappointing life.