Sentence examples for enough dining from inspiring English sources

So what if you haven't got enough dining room chairs?

Unlike some other Catskill settlements, this one has retained both an appealing small-town main street and a sense of community, while cultivating enough dining and shopping experiences to satisfy urban visitors.

Some schools said they lacked big enough dining rooms so lunchtimes would have to be staggered.

If we can't provide a diverse enough dining experience in New York for all tastes, groups and wallets without all these cloned eateries, something is wrong.

If the weather's warm enough, dine outdoors on the candlelit patio.

While nothing to write home about, dishes are decent enough, and dining right in the theater brings novelty to the occasion.

The space is big enough — two dining rooms, a few high-top tables at the bar and a patio that seats 40 — that even noisy children should not bother someone who is looking to bond with a pal over a beer and some adult talk.

This steakhouse has not forgotten that some customers might prefer fish, and a three-inch-high piece of sushi-grade tuna was reason enough to dine here.

Mixed metaphors fly in close formation: "The slice of mankind that is lucky enough to dine at Daniel is certainly recharged by Boulud's exalted contribution".

It is crass and silly to praise the "local" and "seasonal" food but to imply that the local community is not elegant enough to dine with.

If you're brave enough to dine with rowdy students, head to BD's Mongolian Barbeque (200 South Main Street; 734-913-0999), where customers assemble raw ingredients from a buffet and then hand their bowls over a counter to fraternity members, who stir-fry them in a giant wok ($12.99, including an all-you-can-eat salad bar).