Sentence examples for takes a dinner from inspiring English sources

Melinda and Melinda takes a dinner table anecdote about a neurotic femme-fatale and spins it off in two directions.

Silence, then Mr. Anastos took a deep breath and began to speak: "It's being called the worst shooting ever.... ..... Between the broadcasts, he takes a dinner break of a little over an hour.

From here, you can take a dinner cruise on the Spirit of Philadelphia.

It still can: I can still take a dinner party hostage but I try not to".

The risks are probably no greater than taking a dinner mint from a communal bowl at a restaurant.

Epicurean travelers can go wine tasting in the Willamette Valley, or take a dinner cruise on the Portland Spirit up the Willamette or Columbia Rivers.

O'Rourke steeled herself through oncologist appointments and tumor-induced dementia and her father's heartbreaking efforts to stay functional; she took a dinner knife to her forearm one night in an effort to trump the psychic pain she was in.

The sci-fi darlings of Hollywood — who wrote this summer's blockbusters "Star Trek" and "Transformers" — were taking a dinner break during Comic-Con, the comic book convention that has transformed into a Hollywood marketing bonanza.

Orantes then took a dinner that was late even by Spanish standards and dragged his weary body back to his hotel room well after midnight to soak in the tub.

At 5 p.m. on Sunday the crew took a dinner break, and the cast members, newly arrived from New York (where they had been rehearsing for just two weeks), gathered to eat burgers and hot dogs.

I was inspired by [Mexican filmmaker Luis Buñuel], who basically, in "The Exterminating Angel," took a dinner party and locked everyone up in a room and gave a reflection on society.