Sentence examples for have dining from inspiring English sources

First-class trains have dining cars.

Like hotels, they rise higher than two stories and have dining rooms, laundry facilities and 24-hour staffing.

Some will have the master bedroom on the first floor, and all will have dining rooms and eat-in kitchens.

The club's monthly lunches are still held at the Yale Club, where members have dining and hotel privileges that supplement the limited offerings at the new clubhouse.

All such comedies, for instance, must have dining hall humor, usually ending in a food fight, but this one delivers its version in a tidy five words.

For one, half the apartments on the lower floors have dining alcoves with neither ventilation nor view, which would be a poor enough accommodation on a steamship, and even in the upper reaches two dining alcoves out of four on each floor suffer the same lack.

Both have dined with the mayor on the Upper East Side.

United have dined out on that concept for years.

They have dined together only once or twice.

Those who have dined with him have noticed that he is by no means teetotal.

In good weather, the couple have dined in the shade of an arbor covered in grapevines.