Sentence examples for mix of diners from inspiring English sources

Morris Avenue is lined with an eclectic Jersey mix of diners, lumberyards, supermarkets and gas stations until it enters Union Center, the downtown area.

THE CROWD A noisy mix of casual diners and people unwinding after work; some children.

THE CROWD A mix of casual diners and those celebrating special occasions; family-friendly.

Serving fonio in a trendy Harlem restaurant to a mix of New York diners would be a definite nudge into the culinary limelight.

I got a buzz from the surroundings: a long zinc bar; a brilliant spectrum of seltzer bottles above it; a diverse mix of smiling, chattering diners at tables positioned close to one another, but not ridiculously so.

On Wednesday, the crowd, which included an engaged couple and a friend of theirs, was buzzing and young, a mix of American and French diners offering congratulations on the renovation to Maguy Le Coze, a longtime owner, and Eric Ripert, a partner and the chef.

Decorative fish peer out of a tank at the diners, a mix of Yemenis chatting in Arabic and young couples muttering in Brooklynese.

Pantanal draws diners -- a mix of Brazilians, Portuguese and Americans of all ages (a children's menu is available) -- not only from Westchester, Mr. Cuddy said, but also from Manhattan and as far north as Kingston.

There's a relaxed and informal atmosphere that comes through in a pleasant mix of local drinkers and long-distance diners.

The mix of tequila and Supertuscan, had no deleterious effects on the stag nighters behaviour, and a couple of diners who had been arguing until the arrival of Clooney left, starstruck with smiles on their faces, said Mr Gambardella.

THE CROWD A mix of adults and children; knowledgeable servers anticipate diners' requests.