Sentence examples for dinnertime for from inspiring English sources

The other day the writer saw Pryor around dinnertime for about three hours in his suite at the Regency Hotel.

At dinnertime, for example, brainstorm activities for the upcoming weekend, encouraging the kids to come up with things they've never done before.

When we told ChemLawn we weren't going to renew our contract, they called every night at dinnertime for a year, begging us to tell them what went wrong.

And the best way to honor that is to gather everyone around the table at dinnertime for an old-fashioned family meal.

Look for the three-course "teishoku" set lunches, which will offer you the same food you'd spend £20 on at dinnertime for a third of the price.

I have to tell you something!" Her chance was a bout of sickness serious enough to keep Nora and Danny at an after-school program until dinnertime for several weeks.

I come to every class, participate in discussions that seem revolutionary to everyone else in the room (but is really just dinnertime conversation for my people) and for 17 years I've acted as the resident spokesperson for the culture when reading the work of black writers in English or lit classes.

In downtown Hollywood, chefs now stand outside with their arms crossed at dinnertime waiting for customers that never come.

The dinnertime wait for a table at their restaurant, which doesn't take reservations, can stretch these days to two hours.

It's better known for its voices than its viands, but the Oak Room has been an essential dinnertime destination for most of its 32 years in the Algonquin Hotel.

Instead of focusing on jobs and the economy, Kerry - a senate foreign relations committee veteran who loves the picayune point and counterpoint of diplomacy - picked apart Bush's handling of the Haitian crisis, not exactly dinnertime conversation for the majority of Americans.