Sentence examples for press dining from inspiring English sources

Better to think of him younger, wearing tweedy professorial jackets, a note of class in the press dining room.

Downstairs in the press dining room, he was embraced in a bear hug by Ken Singleton, his YES colleague.

Rock Positano, a Manhattan podiatrist who was a part of DiMaggio's New York inner circle in the 1990's, recalled an encounter at Yankee Stadium in 1996 when the bearded, stocky Mr. Cramer approached DiMaggio in the press dining room.

There was a brief diversionary game to be played before lunch, a sort of version of "What happened next?" There is a television in the press dining room, but the picture has a delay, so the crowd noise from outside arrives a few seconds before the action is viewed.

Well I can't remember one of those since Simon Walters of the Mail on Sunday marched into the press gallery dining room a few years ago and had a disagreement, shall we say, with the former Harlow MP Jerry Hayes over something he thought Jerry had written in Punch magazine.

Scully and I have spoken for 30 years in dugouts and press box dining rooms and golf course restaurants, and there is seemingly little he can say that I haven't heard, but I just want to be around him a little while longer.

While Obama clinked glasses at a state dinner, much of his press corps was dining in The File, which was stocked with what Allen called, "an embarrassing succession of buffets".

And he has chosen to eat it in the press gallery dining room.

Especially enjoyed the Russian family who made me sandwiches and tried to teach me Russian, the soldiers who were intent on having me try vodka with them and their wives and the gargantuan (both close to 7 feet tall) guys who kept trying to bench press me in the dining car, to the waiter's dismay.

Our clam chowder arrives and my dining companions press me for the name of the movie that I would most want to live in for eternity.

Lord Beaverbrook was one of Britain's mighty press barons, who dined with prime ministers and set the nation's agenda.