Sentence examples for off the diner from inspiring English sources
As the "movement" took off, the diner became a pit stop, thanks to being near black colleges and its perfectly crisp fried chicken.
At dinner, they only do a £39 tasting menu, but that takes the pressure off the diner as much as the kitchen, and they always take you for an enjoyable ride – there's always at least one dish that stands out and makes you go, "Wow!".
The ugly light of the diner reflects off the snow and cheap plastic of the restaurant's tables as Rye sits down at the bar.
Elaine Stritch and Fred dropped me off at the diner where I was meeting my friend.
I have a bad back!" Elaine Stritch and Fred dropped me off at the diner where I was meeting my friend.
"You're a fire hazard," they could say, "You're putting off the other diners," and we could do nothing except walk away with an overwhelming feeling of frustration mixed with shame.
To kick off the business, diners can exchange a special coupon though Sunday to get a free regular sub for a minimum $1 contribution to support Newport Harbor, Estancia, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa high schools.
Most of the diners have run off to the clutch of theatres across the street; if you're the type who is habitually forced to take daylight reservations, it's not bad to feel like the last man standing.
One block off Main Street, the diner was a classic red Worcester Lunch Car Company design, with gothic lettering on the side and a sign showing a fedora.
And the trade-off is to the diner's advantage.
The diner peels off the leathery black skin of the stalk to reveal a multihued plug of flesh.
