Sentence examples for took a dinner from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

At five o'clock, the cast and crew took a dinner break, which gave Meehan time for a trip around the block, to the rehearsals for "Cry-Baby" — yet another musical adaptation (after "Hairspray") of a John Waters film, and another book-writing collaboration between Meehan and O'Donnell.

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.

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.

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.

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.