Sentence examples for which dining from inspiring English sources

Instead, my friends and my life are largely going to be determined by luck — which other freshman I'm randomly selected to live with, which classes I get admitted into, which dining hall I visit on some random Wednesday afternoon.

And neither, of course, is this dispatch, which simply notes the obvious fact that the places in which dining critics and foodies typically bide their time represent a tiny fraction of the restaurant universe.

The information below will assist you in making an informed decision about which dining plan is right for you.

Whether you have trouble budgeting your time or take 30 minutes deciding which dining hall to eat at, we all struggle with something.

Determine which parks you'll be visiting, and which dining experiences you're thinking about using the restaurant for.

Or follow @yalefruitreport on Twitter to discover which dining halls have the best fruit ("Yummy peaches in Calhoun!") and which don't ("Watch out for flimsy grapefruit in Commons").

The feral swine attracted golden eagles, which dined on piglets and saw the little foxes as excellent snacks.

In one of the more improbable alliances behind the debate, the American Medical Association is joined with the American Trial Lawyers Association, which dines on suing the shirts off doctors.

The small birds, which dine on berries through their brief lives, are cooked whole, with the head on, and without cleaning except for removing the feathers.

On the ground beneath their feet lived salamanders, amphibians and plenty of mammals, including the badger-sized beast, repenomamus, which dined on dead dinosaurs.

They were oribatid mites, which dine on dung and other detritus.