Sentence examples for some diner from inspiring English sources
After church we go to brunch in some diner.
Nearly every morning, some diner in the state holds a Cup of Joe session, introducing Senator Lieberman as the breakfast special of the day.
"When I used to see him" — away from the Regency — "I'd say, 'Andrew, I see you at the diner.' He'd say, 'That's some diner.'" Mr. Sharpton said his introduction to the Regency came from another well-connected political figure.
The word has been devoured by fast-food franchises, supermarkets, junk-food confectioners; any day now I'll spot on some diner menu artisanal s'mores, artisanal pigs in a blanket.
Over some diner food we learn that he's studying criminal justice, hopes to be a cop, and is generally delightful.
SOME diners may see the intentionally distressed "renovation" at Harper's, with its flea market portraitures and minimal illumination, as oddly artsy; others may find it appealingly urban.
The venture here provides good, solid Greek meals (along with some diner-style fare) and affable service at prices that are on the low side.
Some diners hear the message as inclusive.
After such a meal, some diners would skip dessert.
I like those flavors, but some diners might not.
