Sentence examples for dinners off from inspiring English sources

In the early 1950s television was just rolling forth, and people sat mesmerised in front of their flickering sets, eating their dinners off TV trays.

There, in overalls and hard hats, with respirator masks hanging from their necks, they sat down to eat turkey dinners off disposable plates at linen-covered tables in a chandelier-lit ballroom.

I was not part of this ecosphere of minivan collections, cheerleading, tball and family dinners off the highway.

It's good to eat your dinner off and to throw at people when you're having an argument.

Log on to Mumsnet and you'll find plenty of competitive slummy mummy-ness, where a floor you can eat your dinner off is no longer as much a badge of honour as letting your kids eat dinner off the floor, whatever its state.

We walked dinner off by getting lost on the Left Bank then strolling around the Ile de la Cité, before heading back to our room.

But while these got dinner off to a promising start, a bitter end came in the form of a server who disappeared for a good 20 minutes without asking about dessert or dropping the check.

Dance your dinner off at Pipa Velha (Rua das Oliveiras 75, +351 223 222 780), which started the trend for cool downtown bars; it has excellent drinks, sturdy snacks and is open until 4am.

This money could be allotted for going out to the movies, dinner off-campus or buying a new shirt.

The owners' homemade truffles and garden-grown dinners rounded off each day to perfection.

Earthwatch Institute boasts that volunteers studying dolphins in South Africa stay in fully equipped beach houses and enjoy dinners "topped off with Cape wines".