Sentence examples for hot diner from inspiring English sources

"This was a hot diner.

To anyone who knows his movies, they are not just entertaining; they are so obviously entertaining that only some vast, subterranean conspiracy can have stopped them from becoming as undyingly popular as "Some Like It Hot" or "Diner," or any of the other standbys that everyone has on video, and that are ideally watched on damp Sunday nights with a tub of Chunky Monkey.

Great for restaurants and school cafeterias, but not so hot for diners, since the test takes 20 minutes.

In the chain's early days, when the same recipes were served at all outlets, Shanghai customers complained that dishes were too hot, while diners in Sichuan and Hunan complained that they were too bland.

Among the condiments are pickled ginger and garlic and, while waiting for the hot pot, diners nibble on cold appetizers of spicy eggplant, marinated mushrooms and chili-spiked cucumbers.

"Great neighborhood restaurants become forgotten," he told Eater, "at times when everyone's racing to the new hot spot". Diners have commitment issues, it seems.

At lunchtime today, patrons at Coney Island Hot Dogs, a diner near the courthouse, repeatedly used the words "shock," "shocked" and "shocking" to describe their reactions.

Then there was affogato, vanilla gelato served with a tiny pitcher of hot espresso for diners to combine at will.

The kitchen, however, is conservative in its use of hot chilies, and diners are asked their preference.

This is Captain Ho, 89 years old and still serving Mrs Beeton favourites like Ox Tail or Mulligatawny soup, Welsh Rarebit, and the Coliseum special, Sizzling Steak, which sizzles so much on the hot plate that diners are obliged to endure a ritual of hiding behind a large white bib.

She came up with A Moveable Feast Picnics that offered diners hot dogs and beans at the majestic outdoor concert venue Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass.