Sentence examples for sitting at a diner from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's right to have raised a divisive symbol like the Confederate flag," Mr. Lieberman says into the camera while sitting at a diner counter in Manchester, N.H., "or to give up on principles like limiting the amount of money in campaigns, as John McCain and I have fought for".

The shot of Grampa sitting at a diner resembles the 1942 American painting Nighthawks.

Sitting at a diner one evening, her Cartier watch on her wrist, she realized that the waitress probably had more money than she did.

A few days earlier we had been sitting at a Greek diner in the middle of the afternoon, because for the last five years neither of us has had what Jack calls "a no-win contract with the Man" and others refer to as "steady jobs". We had been chatting about Venezuelan-style populism, Britney Spears and male-pattern hair loss.

He and Adilman were sitting at a booth in Caffé Brasiliano, a diner in Toronto's West End that served Italian food from metal bins, cafeteria-style, and would be closing the next week.

People feel something in that room that we're in". He and Adilman were sitting at a booth in Caffé Brasiliano, a diner in Toronto's West End that served Italian food from metal bins, cafeteria-style, and would be closing the next week.

The "Colony Grill Room plot" was uncovered after a fellow diner sitting at a nearby table claimed to have overheard a conversation between Williamson and two friends as they dined at the restaurant in the Beaumont hotel on Tuesday night.

He had joined a group of diners sitting at a long communal table, and he asked the five or six who could hear over the din of the music to weigh in on the food.

At Mas, in Greenwich Village, diners indulge in oysters while sitting at a bare wooden slab fashioned from old barn flooring.

A man is sitting at a desk.

Not sitting at a communal table.