Sentence examples for point dinner from inspiring English sources

But that's the point – dinner parties aren't actually about the food at all.

At one point during dinner, she asked him if he enjoyed swimming in very cold water.

"No, the point of Dinner is that it's a new brasserie concept.

But they stayed, and at some point during dinner a bowl of squirming wax moth larvae was passed around.

The point of dinner is to eat until hunger is a distant memory, then eat some more.

More to the point, the dinner needs to be festive but easily accomplished in a small kitchen, a great meal but with limited gymnastics.

"I'm kind of caught on the turning of the corner of the old to the new," Kennedy confessed at one point over dinner.

REMEMBER TO DO-SI-DO At some point, every dinner party faces a fork in the table: one giant conversation or lots of smaller ones.

Case in point: At dinner the other night in Manhattan, my host, a young investment banker who can afford any car he wants to ferry around his family, couldn't contain his enthusiasm for his 2002 Odyssey when I told him that I had just test-driven the '03.

As the focal point of dinner, the turkey has to be perfectly cooked.

At one point during dinner, a couple of fans at another table excitedly said "Hi Paul Watson!" and waved.