Sentence examples for dinner turns from inspiring English sources
And the appreciation translates into a kind of social contract; the concluding dinner turns into a dinner party.
Dinner turns into a high-powered foreign-policy seminar — to what end, Korda wonders — and Nixon, Korda notices, adopts an inexplicable habit of referring to himself in the third person, telling stories that begin, "When Nixon was President," or, even, "When Nixon was President and Leader of the Free World".
The dinner turns out to be a dud.
Set over the course of one long evening, "The Dinner" turns a high-end double date into a seething evisceration of the upper class and the moral rot lurking beneath its well-heeled facade.
The dinner turned out fine.
Someone at the dinner turned to me.
Eat them hot at dinner, turned into salads at lunch, and cold as a snack.
EATING a big lunch rather than a big dinner turned out to be another useful strategy.
Dinner turned into a cameo at a party and then, oops, it was 4 in the morning.
The dinner turned out to be a bona fide date — no samples of kitchen tile or wood veneers this time.
Of course, that dinner turned into a decadent affair — which dinners in New Orleans can easily do, even when expense accounts aren't involved — and by 9 p.m.
