Sentence examples for hold diners from inspiring English sources
To walk or drive down the thoroughfare, a reflection of its changing neighborhood, is to notice certain similarities in the way some of the newer restaurants try to catch and hold diners' attention.
On Thursdays and Sundays, while pleasant weather still holds, diners can enjoy both sights and sounds at this special location.
(It is bigger than it looks from outside: its three rooms hold 140 diners).
The soups are a tough act to follow, but Mr. Singh works hard to hold his diners' interest.
At her restaurant in Amsterdam, Aan de Amstel, big enough to hold 36 diners, van Boven serves a menu of — you guessed it — local and largely organic food.
A vestibule, not big enough to hold waiting diners on a Saturday night, opens into a bustling station, but slide past there and into a booth and the din recedes.
Gore Vidal declined membership in the Institute of Arts and Letters, telegramming the institute that he already held a Diners Club card.
The "stage" at the end of the dining room holds the diner's attention with a diorama of Capri, seen from Positano, with greenery framing the view.
The bar space previously had held a diner that was a popular location for film and TV shoots.
For instance, 73percentnt of diners hold forks in their right - that is to say, wrong - hands.
Mr. Celli of the attorney general's office agreed that the diners hold the cards.
