Sentence examples for set diners from inspiring English sources

This is pricy for Malaysia, though – a kilo will set diners back £15.

In some cases, as in Tetsuya's in Sydney or L'Arpege in Paris, the degustation menu is the only dining option, and can set diners back several hundred dollars.

Until recently, Pisani was serving up exquisite dishes such as whole twice-cooked baby chicken with lemon myrtle salt and chilli sauce, tea-smoked lamb cutlet with jalapeno salsa and miso aubergine, and lemon sole with burnt butter, ginger and nori – each setting diners back more than £20.

In an ultramodern setting, diners can compose personalized dishes by choosing a sauce and a side dish.

Another element that sets suburban diners apart is timing.

Alfredo Häberli, a designer in Zurich, has created a sleek 10-piece tableware set, above, for diners 3 and up.

Heston Blumenthal's celebrated restaurant the Fat Duck will throw open the doors of its Melbourne incarnation on Tuesday night, with select diners set to be confronted by a giant jigsaw puzzle and guidelines on food photography.

After weeks of consuming a great deal of rich holiday food, diners set on a meal that's easy on both diet and wallet might consider Japan's favorite winter comfort food: nabeyaki udon.

But what sets this diner apart is its matzo ball soup.

"Entertaining America" winds up with screenings from "Seinfeld," viewable from the cushy plastic-covered booths of a diner set up outside the galleries (since much of the show took place in a diner).

Linda Lavin, though, was already an established theater actress when she took a waitressing job as the title character in "Alice," the sitcom set in a diner.