Sentence examples for packed dining from inspiring English sources

Of course, if that doesn't translate into packed dining rooms, all this artistry won't matter much.

If the consistently packed dining room is any indication, his concept has caught on.

ATMOSPHERE Beyond a Hebrew-letter-style sign and long deli case lie bright, tightly packed dining areas.

Judging by the packed dining room, it is doing well, but it would take a world-class chef to do justice to the surroundings.

A crowded dance floor at an Israeli wedding party collapsed onto a packed dining hall below, killing at least 25 people and seriously injuring 300, officials said.

"Normally this time of year we would have a great influx of international tourists," he said from the hardly packed dining room.

The risk of illness is compounded in an Olympic environment where thousands of competitors, coaches and out-of-shape journalists from every region and medical microclimate of the world are thrown together for a short time under stressful conditions in tightly packed buses, dining halls and news conference rooms.

By contrast, the next night in Madison, nearly 100 people, most of whom had ordered a full-course meal, packed the dining room and bar to hear Mr. Lee's quartet play with Mr. Faddis.

In the adjoining table-packed dining room, windows that partially wrap the room reflect the sparkle of flickering votive candles.

The aim is traditional, affordable pub grub served up in a slightly pub-flat-pack dining room – chunky wooden tables and chairs – and a cosier lounge.

This involved all the participants — some eighty inmates, the full crew of thirty, the guards — packed into a dining hall about an acre in size, with eighty tables, each with four stools, everything bolted to the floor.