Sentence examples for to dinnertime from inspiring English sources

There are three ways to make the recipe that follows here; three pathways to dinnertime nirvana.

For half an hour -- it was now dangerously close to dinnertime -- we wandered around the moor.

Yes, if the turkey's almost done, turn off the oven now to slow the cooking, and check the temperature as you're getting closer to dinnertime.

Two things: one) that looks more like a Pie of Satan than any souffle I've ever seen, and two) 10pm feels far too close to dinnertime.

After all, my husband and I are not the kind of people who subject our daughter to dinnertime discussions of fiscal policy or outfit the baby in "My Mama Loves Obama" onesies.

To Slather: Jerk Sauces Out of Jamaica If that midwinter Caribbean sojourn is now just a memory, or if it never happened at all, you can bring a glowing island taste to dinnertime with the jerk sauces made for Miss Lily's, the Jamaican outpost on Houston Street.

Had I been shown the door, I might think differently, but I doubt many people would have wanted to hear my gripes -- least of all those who were cramming for the College Boards that week or practicing jump shots from dawn to dinnertime.

In another example, Campbell Soup worked closely with Kroger to develop a "Simple Meals" concept that took into consideration Kroger's end-aisle merchandising and better ways to appeal to shoppers that were looking for grab-and-go solutions to dinnertime preparation.

This was especially true in the hours leading up to dinnertime.

PEOPLE who are tired of running to the phone at dinnertime only to find a telemarketer on the line can add their name to the do-not-call list compiled quarterly by the State Department of Consumer Protection.

The Bells already make frequent contact with their customers, giving their sales reps opportunities to pitch new service without resorting to annoying dinnertime come-ons.