Sentence examples for having a diner from inspiring English sources

But, since the probability of Harry and Johnny taking the 8 a.m. train depends on the occurrence of two distinct events (the train being full, the train having a diner car) there is no single event C, such that conditional upon C and conditional upon ~C we have independence.

The food ends up having a diner taste and the surface allows you to cut the fat".

"It has a diner, but that's not the same".

IT'S not unusual for a critic to give a restaurant a glowing review only to have a diner disagree.

From the time he was 10, he said, he loved helping his grandfather, a first-generation immigrant from Andros, Greece, who had a diner in Jamaica.

But Mr. Carvell of Kullman Industries, the nation's leading diner manufacturer, said: "The Culinary Institute in New Hyde Park has a diner on the campus that was donated to them, but the school doesn't use it as a cooking facility.

"But you don't care about that if you have a diner," said Mr. Turak, who added that XM is also getting calls from dentists, jewelers and car washes that have been Muzak customers.

"I have a diner locally, and people stop in and ask, 'What's going on with that?"' said Mayor Lorie Toussaint of Waterford, who has grown accustomed to the bewilderment of travelers who gape at the bog while passing through.

He also likes trains that have diner cars, so if the 8 a.m. train does not have a diner car he sometimes takes the next train.

Mendel/Owen and Regina have a diner chat.

The Creole townhouse has a diner vibe and a wide Formica bar where you should sit and order a chili omelette and an ice cream freeze.