Sentence examples for earlier for dinner from inspiring English sources
"When you talk about cutting 25 minutes each way off a commute," Mr. Hoffnung said as the ferry pulled up at the World Financial Center pier at 8 30, just 40 minutes after leaving Yonkers, "people either sleep more, spend more time with their kids in the morning or get home earlier for dinner.
Make sure to arrive early for dinner -- at night it's packed to capacity.
He and his wife made an effort to be home early for dinner; both of them would continue working after the children had gone to bed.
But on Jan . 5 Jordan was merely a well-dressed man, knocking on the front door of the Pollins' home in suburban Washington, five minutes early for dinner.
My stomach rumbled so I proposed cutting out early for dinner, but my father's protest, "I want to watch the end," changed my mind.
Though it was far too early for dinner, the Spirit of Ontario menu promised choices like chicken parmesan ($11.95) and pork tenderloin ($14.75).
It may be too early for dinner, but not for some delectably crispy saganaki (6 euros, or $9.18 at $1.53 to the euro) and a glass of Peloponnesian chardonnay (3 euros) beneath the grapevine-shaded pergola.
People drive two blocks to buy a loaf of bread; go slowly, exquisitely mad in freeway traffic jams and show up an hour and a half late (or a half-hour early) for dinner.
Too early for dinner, too late for lunch, we turned to the imaginative pub menu, and soon a raft of small plates arrived, among them flash-fried bites of cured pork belly in a heady chimichurri sauce, and just-caught hake in the lightest of beer batters.
It's too late for lunch, but too early for dinner.
